A Critical History of Philosophy, Volume 2E. Stock, 1889 |
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Pagina 96
... possessed of greater certitude . In his position , also , that two finite substances do exist , mind and matter , the former as exercising the functions of thought , and the latter as possessed of real extension and form , he has ...
... possessed of greater certitude . In his position , also , that two finite substances do exist , mind and matter , the former as exercising the functions of thought , and the latter as possessed of real extension and form , he has ...
Pagina 152
... possessed at all , but by philosophers of this one school , and denominated , ' Intellectual Intuition , ' ' Intellectuelle Anschauung . ' This faculty , according to Plato , ' is possessed only by the gods and a very small portion of ...
... possessed at all , but by philosophers of this one school , and denominated , ' Intellectual Intuition , ' ' Intellectuelle Anschauung . ' This faculty , according to Plato , ' is possessed only by the gods and a very small portion of ...
Pagina 285
... possessed of the attributes of extension and form ? Have you forms of knowledge of higher certitude than those possessed by intuition consciously direct and immediate ? Nothing but its graceless ' impu- dence ' saves modern Scepticism ...
... possessed of the attributes of extension and form ? Have you forms of knowledge of higher certitude than those possessed by intuition consciously direct and immediate ? Nothing but its graceless ' impu- dence ' saves modern Scepticism ...
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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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