The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volumen13;Volumen76Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1871 |
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... Matter , " demonstrate that the Self in each of us is not identifiable with that which , for want of a better word , we call " Matter . " The immeasurable difference between such a remembering lip - moving Teraph as we have supposed and ...
... Matter , " demonstrate that the Self in each of us is not identifiable with that which , for want of a better word , we call " Matter . " The immeasurable difference between such a remembering lip - moving Teraph as we have supposed and ...
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... matter or substance as its substratum or its es- sence . Some philosophers imagine force to be the only real entity and matter phe- nomenal ; others regard the matter as real and the force as its property , resulting from some kind of ...
... matter or substance as its substratum or its es- sence . Some philosophers imagine force to be the only real entity and matter phe- nomenal ; others regard the matter as real and the force as its property , resulting from some kind of ...
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... matter ( the broadest division of things with which we are acquainted ) is only an apparent dualism , and that ... matter and mind , or , to use a better term , spirit . He may set down matter as ultimate , and make spirit a function of ...
... matter ( the broadest division of things with which we are acquainted ) is only an apparent dualism , and that ... matter and mind , or , to use a better term , spirit . He may set down matter as ultimate , and make spirit a function of ...
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