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... criticism . It would note that criticism is the fundamental activity of the human soul , but that the nature of this activity is far from clear . It would note that criticism occurs in different forms , e.g. , logical , ethical ...
... criticism . It would note that criticism is the fundamental activity of the human soul , but that the nature of this activity is far from clear . It would note that criticism occurs in different forms , e.g. , logical , ethical ...
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... criticism is this : One argument whereby modern philosophers would prove that secondary qualities do not exist in matter but in our minds may be turned likewise against primary qualities . Thus , it is said that heat and cold are ...
... criticism is this : One argument whereby modern philosophers would prove that secondary qualities do not exist in matter but in our minds may be turned likewise against primary qualities . Thus , it is said that heat and cold are ...
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... criticism , and by applying or withholding the final seal of national assent . Their part is to indicate wants , to be an organ for popular de- mands , and a place of adverse discussion for all opinions relating to public matters , both ...
... criticism , and by applying or withholding the final seal of national assent . Their part is to indicate wants , to be an organ for popular de- mands , and a place of adverse discussion for all opinions relating to public matters , both ...
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