The Great Ideas TodayRobert Maynard Hutchins, Mortimer Jerome Adler Encyclopædia Britannica, 1970 |
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... begin with that what has come to be called analytic philosophy was not - in its origins , at least - a philosophy of the tran- scendental turn at all . In the hands of such people as Russell and Moore , it was a thoroughgoing realism ...
... begin with that what has come to be called analytic philosophy was not - in its origins , at least - a philosophy of the tran- scendental turn at all . In the hands of such people as Russell and Moore , it was a thoroughgoing realism ...
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... begin everywhere to keep such accounts and main- tain such control over the capitalists ( now converted into employees ) and over the in- tellectual gentry , who still retain capitalist habits , this control will really become uni ...
... begin everywhere to keep such accounts and main- tain such control over the capitalists ( now converted into employees ) and over the in- tellectual gentry , who still retain capitalist habits , this control will really become uni ...
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... Begin your address . ANSPESSADE ( giving the word of command ) : Shoulder your arms ! WALLENSTEIN ( turning to a third ) : Thy name is Risbeck , Cologne is thy birth - place . 3RD CUIRASSIER : Risbeck of Cologne . WALLENSTEIN : It was ...
... Begin your address . ANSPESSADE ( giving the word of command ) : Shoulder your arms ! WALLENSTEIN ( turning to a third ) : Thy name is Risbeck , Cologne is thy birth - place . 3RD CUIRASSIER : Risbeck of Cologne . WALLENSTEIN : It was ...
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