Brownson's Quarterly Review, Volumen1Orestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... copula . Being can stand alone , be an affirmation or judg- ment in itself , for he who says being , says being is , but neither the predicate nor copula can stand alone , or separa- ted from being . Creation is nothing without the ...
... copula . Being can stand alone , be an affirmation or judg- ment in itself , for he who says being , says being is , but neither the predicate nor copula can stand alone , or separa- ted from being . Creation is nothing without the ...
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... copula unites the sub- ject and predicate , and expresses the relation between them . But relation is intelligible , because real , only in the related . The copula can no more stand alone than the predicate , a fact commended to the ...
... copula unites the sub- ject and predicate , and expresses the relation between them . But relation is intelligible , because real , only in the related . The copula can no more stand alone than the predicate , a fact commended to the ...
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... copula . The Ideal formula , as given by Gioberti , is synthetic , and really dialectic . It gives the first ... copula which unites them to being . This is done because the predicate is the subject or being mediante the copula or ...
... copula . The Ideal formula , as given by Gioberti , is synthetic , and really dialectic . It gives the first ... copula which unites them to being . This is done because the predicate is the subject or being mediante the copula or ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND PROCLAMATION | 85 |
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