History of Materialism: History of materialism since KantTrübner, 1881 |
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... COURSE OF LECTURES DELIVERED AT THE ROYAL INSTITUTION OF GREAT BRITAIN , IN FEBRUARY AND MARCH 1877 . By WILLIAM POLE , Mus . Doc . Oxon . Fellow of the Royal Societies of London and Edinburgh ; one of the Examiners in Music to the ...
... COURSE OF LECTURES DELIVERED AT THE ROYAL INSTITUTION OF GREAT BRITAIN , IN FEBRUARY AND MARCH 1877 . By WILLIAM POLE , Mus . Doc . Oxon . Fellow of the Royal Societies of London and Edinburgh ; one of the Examiners in Music to the ...
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... course of the development of civilization at first slow , then more and more rapid , 104. The question of unity of species , 105-107 . Relation of Man to the Ape , 107-110 . CHAPTER II . BRAIN AND SOUL , • Pp . 111-161 The difficulties ...
... course of the development of civilization at first slow , then more and more rapid , 104. The question of unity of species , 105-107 . Relation of Man to the Ape , 107-110 . CHAPTER II . BRAIN AND SOUL , • Pp . 111-161 The difficulties ...
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... course would produce as much heat as the combustion of fourteen earths of pure coal , and that in this heat the mass of the earth would be completely fused , and at least the greatest part of it would evaporate . Helmholtz observes that ...
... course would produce as much heat as the combustion of fourteen earths of pure coal , and that in this heat the mass of the earth would be completely fused , and at least the greatest part of it would evaporate . Helmholtz observes that ...
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... course of thousands of years , only a small fraction of a second , for a whole thousand years namely only second ! So that we must marvel at the human sagacity which has succeeded in ascertaining such an infinitesimal quan- tity . " 43 ...
... course of thousands of years , only a small fraction of a second , for a whole thousand years namely only second ! So that we must marvel at the human sagacity which has succeeded in ascertaining such an infinitesimal quan- tity . " 43 ...
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... course . No motion can be conceived by which heat is produced without the consumption of other forces . We may suppose , therefore , any theory we choose as to the sun's heat it will always come to this , that the source of this heat is ...
... course . No motion can be conceived by which heat is produced without the consumption of other forces . We may suppose , therefore , any theory we choose as to the sun's heat it will always come to this , that the source of this heat is ...
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Страница 4 - Newton, seized the notion that the same attractive force of all ponderable matter which now supports the motion of the planets, must also aforetime have been able to form from matter loosely scattered in space the planetary system. Afterwards, and independent of Kant, Laplace, the great author of the Mecanique Celeste, laid hold of the same thought, and introduced it among astronomers.