Toward a New Sensibility: Essays of O.K. BouwsmaUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1982 - 277 páginas |
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... stone must be a large one nor that one must strike it with a mighty force nor that one must in such a case suffer a rebound . We may allow that the largeness of the stone and the mighty force and the rebound were rhetorical ...
... stone must be a large one nor that one must strike it with a mighty force nor that one must in such a case suffer a rebound . We may allow that the largeness of the stone and the mighty force and the rebound were rhetorical ...
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... stone . This , no doubt , in part accounts for the power of conviction expressed in the mighty force of the impact of his foot against the stone . The greater the rebound , the greater the conviction , since he knew what to expect . But ...
... stone . This , no doubt , in part accounts for the power of conviction expressed in the mighty force of the impact of his foot against the stone . The greater the rebound , the greater the conviction , since he knew what to expect . But ...
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... stone ( or football ) which is in the mind . The idea , of course , is that you must kick a stone which is in the mind with a foot which is not in the mind , which is , to use Berkeley's phrase " without the mind . " If it now be said ...
... stone ( or football ) which is in the mind . The idea , of course , is that you must kick a stone which is in the mind with a foot which is not in the mind , which is , to use Berkeley's phrase " without the mind . " If it now be said ...
Contenido
Makes It True | 119 |
Remarks on the Cogito | 137 |
Notes on Berkeleys Idealism | 171 |
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