russell, bertrand - the problems of philosophy - ebook
russell, bertrand - the problems of philosophy - ebook
... before the mind. There is on the one hand the thing of
which we are aware say the colour of my table and on the other hand the actual
awareness itself, the mental act of apprehending the thing. The ... so-and-so' or &apos ;the so-and-so'. A phrase
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The Problems of Philosophy ppt
... before the mind. There is on
the one hand the thing of which we are aware—say the colour of my
table—and on the other hand the actual awareness itself, the mental act
of apprehending the thing. The ... patches of colour, which are as incapable of hunger as a tri-
angle is of playing football.
But the difficulty in the case of the cat is nothing compared t...
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... before the mind. There is on
the one hand the thing of which we are aware—say the colour of my
table—and on the other hand the actual awareness itself, the mental act
of apprehending the thing. The ... patches of colour, which are as incapable of hunger as a tri-
angle is of playing football.
But the difficulty in the case of the cat is nothing compared t...
russell, bertrand - the analysis of mind
... try to
THE ANALYSIS OF MIND
by
BERTRAND RUSSELL
1921
MUIRHEAD LIBRARY OF PHILOSOPHY
An admirable statement of the aims of the Library of Philosophy
... take the form of the
following statement:
" ;The Muirhead Library of Philosophy was designed as a
contribution to the History of Modern Philosop...
russell, bertrand - problems of philosophy
... evidence than the principle of induction, and the knowledge of
them has the same degree of certainty as the knowledge of the existence of sense−data. They constitute the
means of drawing inferences ... body of evidence
from the past in favour of the laws of motion than we have in favour of the sunrise, because the sunrise is
merely a particular case of...
Tài liệu Project (written version):“The problems of the “Citibus” (bus operating company) and their possible solutions. Drawing a contract.” doc
... and consequently they do not do their best, other
thing which should be mentioned is the wrong schedule of the bus routes (which
doesn’t take a proper account of the interests of the passengers); ... change the cituation for better (increase the passing capacity of the
roads that doesn’t cope with the growing number of cars and other carriers, build new
roads and rea...
descartes, rene - the principles of philosophy
... they had a higher assurance of this than of any other thing,
The Principles of Philosophy
OF THE PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE. 11
nevertheless, as they did not observe that by THEMSELVES, they ... undertook to harmonise the
The Principles of Philosophy
OF THE PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE. 17
The Principles of Philosophy
Rene Descartes
pre−ordination of...
the path of philosophy truth, wonder, and distress
... like
Philosophy of Science,” Philosophy of Religion,” Philosophy of Mathe-
matics,” Philosophy of Art,” Philosophy of Technology,” Philosophy of
Life,” and on and on. It seems as if there is a philosophy ... ignorance as well as
the promotion of the progressive growth of human knowledge. In the words of
Brian Leiter, one of the most vigorous proponents of...
russell, bertrand - analysis of the mind
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a certain set of habits in the use of words. The thoughts (if
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examiner; nor has the examiner...
Cambridge.University.Press.German.Philosophy.1760-1860.The.Legacy.of.Idealism.Sep.2002.pdf
... change the shape of how not only
Europeans but practically the whole world conceived of itself, of nature,
of religion, of human history, of the nature of knowledge, of politics, and
of the structure ... advisors were telling theminhib-
ited their raising the ever-larger amounts of money required to run their
many mini-courts of their many mini-Versailles. They...