History of the Inductive Sciences: From the Earliest to the Present Times, Band 1John W. Parker, West Strand, 1837 |
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... reason . Neither of these elements , by itself , can constitute substantial general knowledge . The impressions of sense , unconnected by some rational and speculative principle , can only end in a practical acquaintance with individual ...
... reason . Neither of these elements , by itself , can constitute substantial general knowledge . The impressions of sense , unconnected by some rational and speculative principle , can only end in a practical acquaintance with individual ...
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... reason , and facts to reason upon . It has been well said , that true know- ledge is the interpretation of nature ; and thus it requires both the interpreting mind , and nature for its subject ; both the document , and the ingenuity to ...
... reason , and facts to reason upon . It has been well said , that true know- ledge is the interpretation of nature ; and thus it requires both the interpreting mind , and nature for its subject ; both the document , and the ingenuity to ...
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... reason- and axioms ; all f definitions from y forms or entire sufficient for the numan life ; but man nerely ; he has within a pleasure in the con- a love of knowledge as culative tendency which rence of common notions hich we have ...
... reason- and axioms ; all f definitions from y forms or entire sufficient for the numan life ; but man nerely ; he has within a pleasure in the con- a love of knowledge as culative tendency which rence of common notions hich we have ...
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... reason- ing , by means of definitions and axioms ; all attempts to reason by means of definitions from common notions , lead to empty forms or entire confusion ... reason is only the reason satisfying itself of its own INTRODUCTION . 17.
... reason- ing , by means of definitions and axioms ; all attempts to reason by means of definitions from common notions , lead to empty forms or entire confusion ... reason is only the reason satisfying itself of its own INTRODUCTION . 17.
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From the Earliest to the Present Times William Whewell. reason is only the reason satisfying itself of its own consistency . This speculative faculty cannot be controlled from acting . The mind cannot but claim a right to speculate ...
From the Earliest to the Present Times William Whewell. reason is only the reason satisfying itself of its own consistency . This speculative faculty cannot be controlled from acting . The mind cannot but claim a right to speculate ...
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