A Critical History of Philosophy, Volume 2E. Stock, 1889 |
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Pagina xii
... Spencer's False Deductions 276 Spencer's Professed Invalidation of ' Ultimate Religious Ideas ' Spencer's Argument to Reduce ' Ultimate Religious Ideas ' under the Category of the Absurd 276 278 The Consolation which Spencer offers us ...
... Spencer's False Deductions 276 Spencer's Professed Invalidation of ' Ultimate Religious Ideas ' Spencer's Argument to Reduce ' Ultimate Religious Ideas ' under the Category of the Absurd 276 278 The Consolation which Spencer offers us ...
Pagina xiii
... Spencer's Classification of all Manifestations as Faint and Vivid 313 Spencer's Definitions of Space , Time , Matter , Motion , Force , and other Terms - 314 Definitions of the terms ' Phenomenon ' and ' Appearance ' - 314 The terms ...
... Spencer's Classification of all Manifestations as Faint and Vivid 313 Spencer's Definitions of Space , Time , Matter , Motion , Force , and other Terms - 314 Definitions of the terms ' Phenomenon ' and ' Appearance ' - 314 The terms ...
Pagina 339
... Spencer cannot conceive how that ' an originating Mind , ' represented by the words , ' series of states of consciousness , ' can be ... Spencer's Argument The Conceivable and Inconceivable, the Possible and Impossible, according Spencer •
... Spencer cannot conceive how that ' an originating Mind , ' represented by the words , ' series of states of consciousness , ' can be ... Spencer's Argument The Conceivable and Inconceivable, the Possible and Impossible, according Spencer •
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Distinguishing Characteristics of Necessary Principles | 7 |
Method of Refuting Objections or the Forms in which they may be Refuted | 19 |
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