The Human SpeciesD. Appleton, 1905 - 498 pagini |
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... experiment , the difference between the phenomena would not be diminished ; the conclusions to be drawn from the ... experiments in physics . The gold leaves of the electroscope separate , the pith - balls are attracted towards ...
... experiment , the difference between the phenomena would not be diminished ; the conclusions to be drawn from the ... experiments in physics . The gold leaves of the electroscope separate , the pith - balls are attracted towards ...
Pagina 12
... experiment and scientific observation . Beings , in which life alone is added to gravitation and etherodynamy ... experiments , could , if left to themselves , have formed an oak , or even raised a mushroom ? Can we believe that they ...
... experiment and scientific observation . Beings , in which life alone is added to gravitation and etherodynamy ... experiments , could , if left to themselves , have formed an oak , or even raised a mushroom ? Can we believe that they ...
Pagina 13
... experiment and observation prove that the animal feels , judges , and wills , that is to say reasons , and consequently is intelligent . This proposition will , I know , be contested by men whose learning I profoundly respect , and ...
... experiment and observation prove that the animal feels , judges , and wills , that is to say reasons , and consequently is intelligent . This proposition will , I know , be contested by men whose learning I profoundly respect , and ...
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... experiment . I will add that the study of animals placed far below , and certainly inferior to , the frog , would doubtless lead to very different interpretations . Moreover , Huxley himself admits that animals are probably sensible and ...
... experiment . I will add that the study of animals placed far below , and certainly inferior to , the frog , would doubtless lead to very different interpretations . Moreover , Huxley himself admits that animals are probably sensible and ...
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... experiment and the faculty of reasoning , are necessary to enable us to comprehend the nature , and appreciate the signification of these movements . It is only by regarding himself as normal , that man can judge of the animal , a ...
... experiment and the faculty of reasoning , are necessary to enable us to comprehend the nature , and appreciate the signification of these movements . It is only by regarding himself as normal , that man can judge of the animal , a ...
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Pagina 104 - The early progenitors of man were no doubt once covered with hair, both sexes having beards ; their ears were pointed and capable of movement ; and their bodies were provided with a tail, having the proper muscles.
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