Philosophy and Theology: Being the First Edinburgh University Gifford LecturesAMS Press, 1979 - 407 من الصفحات |
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... constitute together but a single concrete ; as we can readily see in the examples of the watch and the bridge . It is evident , however , that such examples as these , let them be as explanatory as they may , can have no application to ...
... constitute together but a single concrete ; as we can readily see in the examples of the watch and the bridge . It is evident , however , that such examples as these , let them be as explanatory as they may , can have no application to ...
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... constitute the very contents of meta- physic , formal causes , final causes , metaphysic itself , Lord Bacon would ... constitutes the original English form of what is known as the De Augmentis Scientiarum . Really , one has only ...
... constitute the very contents of meta- physic , formal causes , final causes , metaphysic itself , Lord Bacon would ... constitutes the original English form of what is known as the De Augmentis Scientiarum . Really , one has only ...
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... constitute to Bacon the second part of metaphysic , as the subject of forms constitutes to him the first . And Bacon does not at all speak ill of metaphysic . " Natural 66 BACON ON CAUSES , FORMS , ETC. 53 science 52 GIFFORD LECTURE THE ...
... constitute to Bacon the second part of metaphysic , as the subject of forms constitutes to him the first . And Bacon does not at all speak ill of metaphysic . " Natural 66 BACON ON CAUSES , FORMS , ETC. 53 science 52 GIFFORD LECTURE THE ...
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