The Human SpeciesD. Appleton, 1905 - 498 pagini |
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... speak , one into the other , has demon- strated their original unity . Physicists refer them all to nothing more than so many manifestations of the undula- tions of ether . The vibration of the latter is then the fundamental phenomenon ...
... speak , one into the other , has demon- strated their original unity . Physicists refer them all to nothing more than so many manifestations of the undula- tions of ether . The vibration of the latter is then the fundamental phenomenon ...
Pagina 25
... speak , of Life , which afterwards , in the animal , showed incontestable signs of its subordination to the animal mind . Life now appears under similar conditions with regard to the human mind . In the most characteristic human actions ...
... speak , of Life , which afterwards , in the animal , showed incontestable signs of its subordination to the animal mind . Life now appears under similar conditions with regard to the human mind . In the most characteristic human actions ...
Pagina 26
... speak , the unknown quantity of the problem . An endeavour to solve the problem by the study of man , who is the object of it , would be equi- valent to a mathematician representing the value of x in terms of x itself . How does the ...
... speak , the unknown quantity of the problem . An endeavour to solve the problem by the study of man , who is the object of it , would be equi- valent to a mathematician representing the value of x in terms of x itself . How does the ...
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... speak , proposed his own . Now , however they may differ in other respects , they all agree in this . The terms of the definitions vary , each endeavours to represent in the best manner possible the complex idea of species ; some extend ...
... speak , proposed his own . Now , however they may differ in other respects , they all agree in this . The terms of the definitions vary , each endeavours to represent in the best manner possible the complex idea of species ; some extend ...
Pagina 53
... speak in another chapter . VII . The vertebral column is , so to speak , the fundamental portion of the skeleton , and yet it does not vary the less on that account . I shall not insist upon the differences pre- sented by its caudal ...
... speak in another chapter . VII . The vertebral column is , so to speak , the fundamental portion of the skeleton , and yet it does not vary the less on that account . I shall not insist upon the differences pre- sented by its caudal ...
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