A Critical History of Philosophy, Volume 2E. Stock, 1889 |
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Pagina 47
... Materialists of all ages , when he affirmed that of all men , philosophers have the greatest affinity for the absurd . The absurdity of the Materialist is only equalled by that of the Idealist , who , in the presence of the same ...
... Materialists of all ages , when he affirmed that of all men , philosophers have the greatest affinity for the absurd . The absurdity of the Materialist is only equalled by that of the Idealist , who , in the presence of the same ...
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... Materialist , and that , as a dogma , Materialism is , of almost all others , most absurd . Those who affirm as ... Materialistic tendency of the theory of Locke had most influence was France . Here individuals who justly rank among the ...
... Materialist , and that , as a dogma , Materialism is , of almost all others , most absurd . Those who affirm as ... Materialistic tendency of the theory of Locke had most influence was France . Here individuals who justly rank among the ...
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... Materialist , and hence con- cludes that nothing is real but matter and its forces . What if a man should argue from the admitted fact that ' salt is good , ' that nothing but salt is good for man ? The logic in this case is just as ...
... Materialist , and hence con- cludes that nothing is real but matter and its forces . What if a man should argue from the admitted fact that ' salt is good , ' that nothing but salt is good for man ? The logic in this case is just as ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
Distinguishing Characteristics of Necessary Principles | 7 |
Method of Refuting Objections or the Forms in which they may be Refuted | 19 |
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