The Great Ideas TodayRobert Maynard Hutchins, Mortimer Jerome Adler Encyclopædia Britannica, 1969 |
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... experience . Since all experience , according to Hume , ultimately consists of " impres- sions , " he asked whether the alleged necessity of the causal relation can be evident in our impressions of the events we perceive . His answer ...
... experience . Since all experience , according to Hume , ultimately consists of " impres- sions , " he asked whether the alleged necessity of the causal relation can be evident in our impressions of the events we perceive . His answer ...
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... experience by " Pure Reason " -Kant in one version of his theory of knowledge - or in- dispensable conditions ( presuppositions ) for the very possibility of knowledge . * Empiricists , at least since Hume , explain our belief in the ...
... experience by " Pure Reason " -Kant in one version of his theory of knowledge - or in- dispensable conditions ( presuppositions ) for the very possibility of knowledge . * Empiricists , at least since Hume , explain our belief in the ...
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... experience . Such spe- cific experience as we can have , serves only to verify , and even that insufficiently , the conclusions of reasoning . Take any active force you please in politics , take the liberties of England , or free trade ...
... experience . Such spe- cific experience as we can have , serves only to verify , and even that insufficiently , the conclusions of reasoning . Take any active force you please in politics , take the liberties of England , or free trade ...
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CLARK KERR The Pluralistic University in the Pluralistic Society | 4 |
EDWARD H LEVI The University As Custodian of Reason | 30 |
NOAM CHOMSKY The Function of the University in a Time of Crisis | 40 |
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