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... clear , spirited , and ex- haustive . He is also popular in the best sense of the term , being neither technical nor abstract beyond the necessities imposed by his theme , and connecting with the thorough and masterly dis- cussion of ...
... clear , spirited , and ex- haustive . He is also popular in the best sense of the term , being neither technical nor abstract beyond the necessities imposed by his theme , and connecting with the thorough and masterly dis- cussion of ...
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... clear- With my method of exposition , I cannot attain brevity by omissions , but only by a corresponding treatment of all the various parts of the whole . This was one reason for this new revision , and is an essential part of it . It ...
... clear- With my method of exposition , I cannot attain brevity by omissions , but only by a corresponding treatment of all the various parts of the whole . This was one reason for this new revision , and is an essential part of it . It ...
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... clear as to the historical con- ditions from which modern philosophy proceeds , and as to the connection of its first period with the great march of human development . In the very concept of the history of philosophy , certain ...
... clear as to the historical con- ditions from which modern philosophy proceeds , and as to the connection of its first period with the great march of human development . In the very concept of the history of philosophy , certain ...
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... clear that the human mind , as self - conscious , must be an object to itself , it must be a problem to itself . It must seek to solve this problem : it cannot exist without this effort . This effort is philosophy . Without it the mind ...
... clear that the human mind , as self - conscious , must be an object to itself , it must be a problem to itself . It must seek to solve this problem : it cannot exist without this effort . This effort is philosophy . Without it the mind ...
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... clear , and is proved by the experience of the history of philosophy itself , that human self - knowledge constitutes the fundamental theme of all systems , of all , if they are not isolated , but considered in their inner relations ...
... clear , and is proved by the experience of the history of philosophy itself , that human self - knowledge constitutes the fundamental theme of all systems , of all , if they are not isolated , but considered in their inner relations ...
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