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... ( logic and metaphysics ) , but these as entering into and constitu- ting some real subject , something which has substance in it , must be the instrument of intellectual discipline : and , of all subjects , that will necessarily be I ...
... ( logic and metaphysics ) , but these as entering into and constitu- ting some real subject , something which has substance in it , must be the instrument of intellectual discipline : and , of all subjects , that will necessarily be I ...
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... The language , then , of ordinary human intercourse and of literature is , when pursued as an abstract study - i.e . , in its historical forms and logical relations - the best of all possible I. ] 7 INSTRUMENT OF EDUCATION .
... The language , then , of ordinary human intercourse and of literature is , when pursued as an abstract study - i.e . , in its historical forms and logical relations - the best of all possible I. ] 7 INSTRUMENT OF EDUCATION .
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... logical processes gives , as these are embodied in language , still more important are the training and instruction which language , as embodying the substance of thought , yields . It is in and through language that man enters on the ...
... logical processes gives , as these are embodied in language , still more important are the training and instruction which language , as embodying the substance of thought , yields . It is in and through language that man enters on the ...
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... logical forms by which that substance has been elaborated and expressed . After what has been already said , I shall not be accused of underrating the discipline which the formal or gram- matical study of language gives ; and yet let me ...
... logical forms by which that substance has been elaborated and expressed . After what has been already said , I shall not be accused of underrating the discipline which the formal or gram- matical study of language gives ; and yet let me ...
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... logic without his knowing that it does so , so language on its real side introduces him to the ethical life in all its relations without his being aware that it is doing so . He gradually forms his own saws out of many instances . I ...
... logic without his knowing that it does so , so language on its real side introduces him to the ethical life in all its relations without his being aware that it is doing so . He gradually forms his own saws out of many instances . I ...
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