The North American Review, Volume 103Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1866 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 252
... existence which necessa- rily implies some other , of which it is the manifestation , —some hidden existence necessarily inferred , though in itself unknown . But with Mr. Mill the word seems to signify more specifically a mental state ...
... existence which necessa- rily implies some other , of which it is the manifestation , —some hidden existence necessarily inferred , though in itself unknown . But with Mr. Mill the word seems to signify more specifically a mental state ...
Page 254
... existence . The very words in which the axiom of causation is commonly stated , and which our author in the first words of his exposition adopts , are , that everything which begins to exist must have a cause . Is it possible that this ...
... existence . The very words in which the axiom of causation is commonly stated , and which our author in the first words of his exposition adopts , are , that everything which begins to exist must have a cause . Is it possible that this ...
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... existence he does not believe , and learn by the pain they will cause him the error of his creed , is indeed the very test the idealist allows of that external reality in which alone he does believe . For bodily pains and pleasures are ...
... existence he does not believe , and learn by the pain they will cause him the error of his creed , is indeed the very test the idealist allows of that external reality in which alone he does believe . For bodily pains and pleasures are ...
Contents
ART PAGE | 313 |
THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE FINE ARTS | 346 |
AMERICAN PRISONS | 383 |
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