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... philosophy and science exhibit in their naming of situations . Philosophy and science idealize particulars to name situations ( via laws and hypotheses ) at the highest level of generality . Once Isaac Newton saw the underlying ...
... philosophy and science exhibit in their naming of situations . Philosophy and science idealize particulars to name situations ( via laws and hypotheses ) at the highest level of generality . Once Isaac Newton saw the underlying ...
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... philosophy , calls the Byronic hero " [ t ] he aristocratic rebel , " whose life takes " the form of Titanic cosmic self - assertion [ that ] ... has inspired a long series of revolutionary movements , from the Carbonari after the fall ...
... philosophy , calls the Byronic hero " [ t ] he aristocratic rebel , " whose life takes " the form of Titanic cosmic self - assertion [ that ] ... has inspired a long series of revolutionary movements , from the Carbonari after the fall ...
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... Philosophy as / and / of Literature . ” Proceedings and Addresses of the American Philosophical Association 58 ( 1984 ) : 5–20 . Dewey , John . Art as Experience . New York : Putnam , 1934 . Diamond , Cora . " Having a Rough Story About ...
... Philosophy as / and / of Literature . ” Proceedings and Addresses of the American Philosophical Association 58 ( 1984 ) : 5–20 . Dewey , John . Art as Experience . New York : Putnam , 1934 . Diamond , Cora . " Having a Rough Story About ...
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