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Pagina 79
... mathematics and natural science for exemption from Greek , and desires to satisfy them . He sees also the claims of other subjects and desires to consider them . He does not see that the students of these subjects desire that their ...
... mathematics and natural science for exemption from Greek , and desires to satisfy them . He sees also the claims of other subjects and desires to consider them . He does not see that the students of these subjects desire that their ...
Pagina 86
... Mathematics and Natural Science . It is notice- able , however , that many eminent scientific men are most anxious that specialization should not begin too soon , and that a sound general groundwork should first be laid . Now a study of ...
... Mathematics and Natural Science . It is notice- able , however , that many eminent scientific men are most anxious that specialization should not begin too soon , and that a sound general groundwork should first be laid . Now a study of ...
Pagina 263
... mathematics , nobody successfully explained what the objects of pure mathematics are , until Aristotle discovered that pure mathematical things are real predicates , or attributes as we say , which are substances as quantitative and ...
... mathematics , nobody successfully explained what the objects of pure mathematics are , until Aristotle discovered that pure mathematical things are real predicates , or attributes as we say , which are substances as quantitative and ...
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