Memoirs of the Society for Philosophical Inquiry of Washington, D.C.: 1893/1901-1909/27, المجلدات 1-4Society., 1893 |
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الصفحة 186
... effect in one series may be the end of another series , but it should be borne in mind that in the same series effect is always effect , cause always cause , etc. Turning to the consideration of the general question rais- ed above as to ...
... effect in one series may be the end of another series , but it should be borne in mind that in the same series effect is always effect , cause always cause , etc. Turning to the consideration of the general question rais- ed above as to ...
الصفحة 187
... effect is subject to changes as being more dense , to dimunition or increase , but this is by com- parative and not by discrete degrees : but still it always re- mains within the realm of effect . Discrete degrees , on the other hand ...
... effect is subject to changes as being more dense , to dimunition or increase , but this is by com- parative and not by discrete degrees : but still it always re- mains within the realm of effect . Discrete degrees , on the other hand ...
الصفحة 286
... effects presented to eye or ear and inward effects presented to the mind are brought together in con- sciousness in such ways as to appear practically identical , —the one contributing the symbolic form , and the other the matter or sub ...
... effects presented to eye or ear and inward effects presented to the mind are brought together in con- sciousness in such ways as to appear practically identical , —the one contributing the symbolic form , and the other the matter or sub ...
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