The Tacit DimensionPeter Smith, 1983 - 108 Seiten |
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... discovery solves a problem , it is itself fraught with further intimations of an indetermi- nate range , and that furthermore , when we accept the discovery as true , we commit ourselves to a be- lief in all these as yet undisclosed ...
... discovery solves a problem , it is itself fraught with further intimations of an indetermi- nate range , and that furthermore , when we accept the discovery as true , we commit ourselves to a be- lief in all these as yet undisclosed ...
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... discovery . To hold such knowledge is an act deeply com- mitted to the conviction that there is something there to ... discovery , like discovery itself , may turn out to be a delusion . But it is futile to seek for strictly impersonal ...
... discovery . To hold such knowledge is an act deeply com- mitted to the conviction that there is something there to ... discovery , like discovery itself , may turn out to be a delusion . But it is futile to seek for strictly impersonal ...
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... discovery describes an existential choice . We start the pursuit of discovery by pouring ourselves into the subsidiary elements of a problem and we continue to spill ourselves into further clues as we advance further , so that we ar ...
... discovery describes an existential choice . We start the pursuit of discovery by pouring ourselves into the subsidiary elements of a problem and we continue to spill ourselves into further clues as we advance further , so that we ar ...
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