The science of beautyTrubner, 1881 |
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... matter what the things are or how they are made . It has been held that a dung - basket that answered its purpose well would be a more beautiful object than a golden shield not well formed for use ; that in fact the former article would ...
... matter what the things are or how they are made . It has been held that a dung - basket that answered its purpose well would be a more beautiful object than a golden shield not well formed for use ; that in fact the former article would ...
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... matter “ admits of no answer , " says Hume . " All the ingenuity of a century and a half has failed to see a way out of the con- tradiction exposed by Berkeley , " says Mr. Bain . A good way to test that argument - that exposure , would ...
... matter “ admits of no answer , " says Hume . " All the ingenuity of a century and a half has failed to see a way out of the con- tradiction exposed by Berkeley , " says Mr. Bain . A good way to test that argument - that exposure , would ...
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... matter , it must be doubly incontrovertible when applied to a science which is derived from and dependent on matter . All branches of knowledge must ultimately have the same basis . What is true in metaphysics must be true for science ...
... matter , it must be doubly incontrovertible when applied to a science which is derived from and dependent on matter . All branches of knowledge must ultimately have the same basis . What is true in metaphysics must be true for science ...
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... matter is excessively palpable , for heat is only a name for a particular kind of sensation , and sweetness is only another name for another particular kind of sensa- tion - in other words , heat means the feeling of heat , and ...
... matter is excessively palpable , for heat is only a name for a particular kind of sensation , and sweetness is only another name for another particular kind of sensa- tion - in other words , heat means the feeling of heat , and ...
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... matter could be the immediate cause of an emotion in the mind , since otherwise brutes and the lower animals , who receive the same sensations as we do from the presence of objects , would also experience the same emotions , which they ...
... matter could be the immediate cause of an emotion in the mind , since otherwise brutes and the lower animals , who receive the same sensations as we do from the presence of objects , would also experience the same emotions , which they ...
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