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elation between the so-called “transcendental ego” and the factual I or ego as ordinarily understood, has in any case to be shown. But that would entail a phenomenological analysis and description of the ego taken as a fact. So we come upon an investigation, on phenomenological lines, into the natur

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rned with the purposive ordering of all things for the good. If we wish to understand Anaxagoras, we should keep in mind Cornford’s admonition that Presocratic philosophy is concerned rather with definition than with the causal ordering of phenomena,. and examine the consequences of retaining mind i

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., ., and .), considers the implications of Philosophical Realism for practice in art, and education with a focus on design and innovation. The chapter makes reference to other papers that, whilst important to the development of Philosophical and Practical Realism, were omitted from this book. Selec

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alked with any boilermakers (., Day 9, pp. 51–2). The difference in type of proof is partly due to the different role of anyone appearing for the respondents, on whom lies the onus of proof and who have to prove the ‘exceptional’ nature of their case, and that of the Registrar, who need not do more

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dures, the object may change, coming into being or passing away; but the change is not a part of what is defined as the object; it is contingent. Events, however, are spatio-temporal. Both a . and a . are involved in every event. Thus, events are more concrete than objects. The concept of an object

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ms… In this respect, only Cassirer, who possessed a profounder erudition but lacked Santayana’s sensitivity, can be compared to him.” . While, in the end, we shall not be able to accept this characterization by Aiken without qualification, our present purpose is not to argue but to give a fairly str

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