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From birth they have begun to sense the physical or material world in which they live , and each new experience or point of contact with it has been adding to their notion of it and of their place in it . In time they have a mass of ...
From birth they have begun to sense the physical or material world in which they live , and each new experience or point of contact with it has been adding to their notion of it and of their place in it . In time they have a mass of ...
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From birth he experiences certain associations and has certain points of contact with the human world immediately ... These experiences accumulate , but that accumulation is no more real knowledge than is the mass of experience he has ...
From birth he experiences certain associations and has certain points of contact with the human world immediately ... These experiences accumulate , but that accumulation is no more real knowledge than is the mass of experience he has ...
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So that Findlay naturally says , “ Thus man has risen , it would appear , to his higher levels by two stages : first of all , he is found able to profit by past experience ; secondly , he has immensely advanced in means of of ...
So that Findlay naturally says , “ Thus man has risen , it would appear , to his higher levels by two stages : first of all , he is found able to profit by past experience ; secondly , he has immensely advanced in means of of ...
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