The Southern Quarterly ReviewDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1967 |
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... Plato and Aristotle . Plato , like every other philosopher , saw that the great end of philosophy is to explain the phenomenal world , and especially the sensible universe . For it is this universe that , from his earliest infancy ...
... Plato and Aristotle . Plato , like every other philosopher , saw that the great end of philosophy is to explain the phenomenal world , and especially the sensible universe . For it is this universe that , from his earliest infancy ...
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... Plato when explicitly unfolded . It results from such a method , that Plato's physics and Plato's logic , or , more strictly , Plato's metaphysics and Plato's dialectics , are the same . His physics is a logico - physics . The words of ...
... Plato when explicitly unfolded . It results from such a method , that Plato's physics and Plato's logic , or , more strictly , Plato's metaphysics and Plato's dialectics , are the same . His physics is a logico - physics . The words of ...
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... Plato , it is true , considers intellect exercised upon ideas , the sole source of science ; yet he ascribed some degree of know- ing to the senses . Aristotle ascribed much more importance to sense , but yet made both intellect and ...
... Plato , it is true , considers intellect exercised upon ideas , the sole source of science ; yet he ascribed some degree of know- ing to the senses . Aristotle ascribed much more importance to sense , but yet made both intellect and ...
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IRVINGS LIFE OF WASHINGTON | 35 |
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