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Truth and likeness to truth are discerned by one and the same faculty ; while human nature , let us add , has aptitude enough for discerning what is true , and men in most cases do arrive at the truth . Consequently one who is skilled ...
Truth and likeness to truth are discerned by one and the same faculty ; while human nature , let us add , has aptitude enough for discerning what is true , and men in most cases do arrive at the truth . Consequently one who is skilled ...
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Because of its symbolic nature , language is a poor substitute for the realities which it attempts to represent . The real world is more complex , more colorful , more fluid , more multidimensional than the pale words of oversimplified ...
Because of its symbolic nature , language is a poor substitute for the realities which it attempts to represent . The real world is more complex , more colorful , more fluid , more multidimensional than the pale words of oversimplified ...
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The task is not an easy one ; I quite understand the nature of it . And so leaving the event with God , in obedience to the law I will now make my defence . I will begin at the beginning , and ask what is the accusation which has given ...
The task is not an easy one ; I quite understand the nature of it . And so leaving the event with God , in obedience to the law I will now make my defence . I will begin at the beginning , and ask what is the accusation which has given ...
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