The Story of Philosophy1926 |
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... organism into organs , the obscure into the known . It does not inquire into the values and ideal possibilities of things , nor into their total and final significance ; it is content to show their present actuality and operation , it ...
... organism into organs , the obscure into the known . It does not inquire into the values and ideal possibilities of things , nor into their total and final significance ; it is content to show their present actuality and operation , it ...
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... organisms , combining organs variously ; where the combination meets environmental needs the organ- ism survives and perpetuates its like ; where the combination fails , the organism is weeded out ; as time goes on , organisms are more ...
... organisms , combining organs variously ; where the combination meets environmental needs the organ- ism survives and perpetuates its like ; where the combination fails , the organism is weeded out ; as time goes on , organisms are more ...
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... organisms to the high- est.1 At the bottom of the scale we can scarcely divide the living from the " dead " ; " nature makes so gradual a transi- tion from the inanimate to the animate kingdom that the bound- 1 Hist . Animalium , viii ...
... organisms to the high- est.1 At the bottom of the scale we can scarcely divide the living from the " dead " ; " nature makes so gradual a transi- tion from the inanimate to the animate kingdom that the bound- 1 Hist . Animalium , viii ...
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... organisms it is almost impossible at times to assign them to their proper genus and species , so similar are they ; so in every order of life the con- tinuity of gradations and differences is as remarkable as the diversity of functions ...
... organisms it is almost impossible at times to assign them to their proper genus and species , so similar are they ; so in every order of life the con- tinuity of gradations and differences is as remarkable as the diversity of functions ...
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... organism to prefer its own good to every other good " ; — even the Stoic finds a subtle pleasure in renunciation . " We must not avoid pleasures , but we must select them . " Epicurus , then , is no epicurean ; he exalts the joys of ...
... organism to prefer its own good to every other good " ; — even the Stoic finds a subtle pleasure in renunciation . " We must not avoid pleasures , but we must select them . " Epicurus , then , is no epicurean ; he exalts the joys of ...
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animals aristocracy Aristotle atheism beauty become believe body called cause Christian consciousness coördination death democracy Democritus Descartes desire élan vital Epictetus Epicurus essay eternal Ethics Europe evil evolution existence experience faith feeling France Francis Bacon genius Goethe greatest Greece Greek happiness Hasdai Crescas Hegel honor human Ibid ideal ideas Immanuel Kant individual instinct intellect Jews Kant king knowledge laws learned live logic Maimonides mathematics matter means ment merely metaphysics mind modern moral nature never Nietzsche Novum Organum object organization passion peace perception perhaps philosophy Plato pleasure political reality reason religion Rousseau Sainte-Beuve Santayana scepticism Schopenhauer sensations sense social Socrates soul species Spencer Spinoza spirit superman theology theory things thought tion truth turn understand unity universal virtue Voltaire whole wisdom writes wrote youth Zadig