Progress and
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共 23 段- When the concluding chapters of this volume are reached it w
- A rapid sketch such as this must take for granted on the par
- By way of appreciating the conditions prevailing in the Late
- Plato does not expressly insist that this tendency is of the
- [12] _The Spirit of Man_, 39; Aristotle, _Met._ 10.
- There is, however, yet another aspect of the development of
- Thirdly, direct, unchallengeable Experience is always only e
- In the Book of Daniel (written somewhere between 163 and 165
- Buddhism, in its original form, consisted neither in the Whe
- And now what is the cause of these exaggerated notions which
- When I was asked to speak to you on the subject of Progress
- breaks down in practice. To stand aside and do nothing under
- But the mediaeval ideal, like the Greek, broke down in pract
- [64] Gierke, _Political Theories of the Middle Age_, pp. 8 a
- Let us, then, boldly lay it down that the best test of progr
- Take a second example of the wide gulf that still subsists b
- The Florentines in fact did exercise their will upon their a
- But I have only to say that to prove that we will not be con
- Ptolemy's work in optics is a good example of the scientific
- This is no place, of course, to discuss the details of the g
- The oldest name for the knowledge in question was simply Wis
- To the artistic eye the universe presents itself as a vast a
- We do not sufficiently note and hold and use the indubitable