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... considered in itself only ; it must also be considered in reference to man . It establishes an additional bond between the world and human existence . The new bond varies in ac- cordance with the different fields of creativity . The ...
... considered in itself only ; it must also be considered in reference to man . It establishes an additional bond between the world and human existence . The new bond varies in ac- cordance with the different fields of creativity . The ...
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... considered only from a psy- chological point of view — that is , as a cognitive form , not as the ul- timate description of reality . We can , in fact , differentiate several con- ceptual substages of unequal value . At times the ...
... considered only from a psy- chological point of view — that is , as a cognitive form , not as the ul- timate description of reality . We can , in fact , differentiate several con- ceptual substages of unequal value . At times the ...
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... considered as the coordination of all the sciences or of all scientific results . It can also be seen as an evaluation of knowledge from the use man makes of it . Philosophy , however , does not offer any well - defined method by which ...
... considered as the coordination of all the sciences or of all scientific results . It can also be seen as an evaluation of knowledge from the use man makes of it . Philosophy , however , does not offer any well - defined method by which ...
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