The Philosophical System of Antonio Rosmini-SerbatiK. Paul, Trench & C0., 1882 - 396 pagini |
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Pagina xiv
... things ... ... ... ... 83 32. Why we think we do not know the ground of things . - The intellect knows things in an absolute mode . Passion and action . Intel- lective perception ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 84 87 $ 33 . Why being , as a ...
... things ... ... ... ... 83 32. Why we think we do not know the ground of things . - The intellect knows things in an absolute mode . Passion and action . Intel- lective perception ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 84 87 $ 33 . Why being , as a ...
Pagina xv
... things conceived are many ... III § 39. Ideality a mode of being incapable of being confounded with reality 110 § 40. Differences between ideas and the things known by means of them § 41. Essence known through idea ; subsistence ...
... things conceived are many ... III § 39. Ideality a mode of being incapable of being confounded with reality 110 § 40. Differences between ideas and the things known by means of them § 41. Essence known through idea ; subsistence ...
Pagina xci
... things . Plato followed Parmenides in main- taining the world of particulars not to be an object of knowledge . Aristotle , who drew Plato's ideas down from their shadowy heaven and placed them in particular things , as forms ...
... things . Plato followed Parmenides in main- taining the world of particulars not to be an object of knowledge . Aristotle , who drew Plato's ideas down from their shadowy heaven and placed them in particular things , as forms ...
Pagina ciii
... things which philosophy is intended to explain , must not be assumed . The acceptance of the data of common sense is always necessary in order to enable us to arrive at facts ; but is always fatal to any attempt to reach truth as truth ...
... things which philosophy is intended to explain , must not be assumed . The acceptance of the data of common sense is always necessary in order to enable us to arrive at facts ; but is always fatal to any attempt to reach truth as truth ...
Pagina cv
... things , and then to come home again to its own bosom , in order to be God , and conscious of itself , as such a ... things and the ideas or notions of things is wiped out , such absurdities necessarily follow . followed with open eyes ...
... things , and then to come home again to its own bosom , in order to be God , and conscious of itself , as such a ... things and the ideas or notions of things is wiped out , such absurdities necessarily follow . followed with open eyes ...
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absolute abstraction action affirm Antonio Rosmini Antonio Rosmini-Serbati Aristotle assent becoming body called cause ception cognition conceived concept consciousness considered contrary Demy 8vo Descartes distinction doctrine Domodossola Edition elements entity error Essay essence essential existence expressed external faculty feeling felt activity Fichte finite ground Hegel Hence human idea ideal identical inasmuch indeterminate infinite intel intellective perception intelligence intelligent principle intuition judg judgment Kant Kant's knowledge known limited Logic matter means ment merely mind mode nature necessary necessity negation object observe ontological ourselves pantheism Parmenides perceived philosophy Plotinus possible predicate primitive pure quantity question reality realized reason reflection relation Rosminianism Rovereto Scholasticism sensation sense sensitive principle simple Small crown 8vo sophism soul subsistence substance syllogism term Theosophy things thought tion true truth Turin understanding unity universal Vincenzo Gioberti whereby word καὶ τὸ
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