The Eclectic Magazine: Foreign Literature, Volume 81Leavitt, Trow & Company, 1873 |
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Pagina 154
... animal without any organs of sense may in time grow into an animal with organs of sense . I say I can imagine it , and I should not feel justified in classing such a theory as utterly inconceivable . But , taking all that is called animal ...
... animal without any organs of sense may in time grow into an animal with organs of sense . I say I can imagine it , and I should not feel justified in classing such a theory as utterly inconceivable . But , taking all that is called animal ...
Pagina 156
... animal ra- tionale , quia orationale ( Man is a rational animal , because he is an orational animal ) , and he makes every effort in order to elimi- nate language as something unattainable by the animal , as something peculiar to man ...
... animal ra- tionale , quia orationale ( Man is a rational animal , because he is an orational animal ) , and he makes every effort in order to elimi- nate language as something unattainable by the animal , as something peculiar to man ...
Pagina 274
... animal is conceivable ; but , on the con- trary , it becomes our duty to warn the valiant disciples of Mr. Darwin that before they can claim a real victory , before they can call man the descendant of a mute animal , they must lay a ...
... animal is conceivable ; but , on the con- trary , it becomes our duty to warn the valiant disciples of Mr. Darwin that before they can claim a real victory , before they can call man the descendant of a mute animal , they must lay a ...
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