Brownson's Quarterly Review, Volumen1Orestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... intuition and reflection , and maintains that principles are given intuitively , as Gio- berti does ; but he defines intuition to be the act of the spontaneous reason , which is , in reality , identical with the reflective reason .
... intuition and reflection , and maintains that principles are given intuitively , as Gio- berti does ; but he defines intuition to be the act of the spontaneous reason , which is , in reality , identical with the reflective reason .
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... intuition asserted by Gioberti is not the intuition of God as he is in his essence , nor intuition at all in the sense of the theologians . Their in- tuition is vision , and also the act of the human intelligence it- self . Gioberti's ...
... intuition asserted by Gioberti is not the intuition of God as he is in his essence , nor intuition at all in the sense of the theologians . Their in- tuition is vision , and also the act of the human intelligence it- self . Gioberti's ...
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... intuition of being , nothing is or can be known . But the simple intuition of being does not suffice for science , or is not an adequate primum philosophicum . The intuition of being is the primum ontologicum , but with the ontological ...
... intuition of being , nothing is or can be known . But the simple intuition of being does not suffice for science , or is not an adequate primum philosophicum . The intuition of being is the primum ontologicum , but with the ontological ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND PROCLAMATION | 85 |
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