College Readings in English ProseFrank William Scott, Jacob Zeitlin |
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... kind . Here will be found a good deal of that literature of ideas which forms the staple of some recent volumes of selections . But in addition to those things which form a common ground of interest to all students , the editors have ...
... kind . Here will be found a good deal of that literature of ideas which forms the staple of some recent volumes of selections . But in addition to those things which form a common ground of interest to all students , the editors have ...
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... kind of slang . A slang expression , like a nickname , may be used for the purpose of concealing the meaning from unin- 1 From Encyclopædia Britannica ( 11th ed . ) , article on " Slang . " Reprinted by permission . itiated hearers , or ...
... kind of slang . A slang expression , like a nickname , may be used for the purpose of concealing the meaning from unin- 1 From Encyclopædia Britannica ( 11th ed . ) , article on " Slang . " Reprinted by permission . itiated hearers , or ...
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... meaning is further limited to beliefs that rest upon some kind of evidence 1 From How We Think . D. C. Heath & Company , 1910. Reprinted by permission . or testimony . Of this third type , two kindsor 2 DEFINITIONS John Dewey.
... meaning is further limited to beliefs that rest upon some kind of evidence 1 From How We Think . D. C. Heath & Company , 1910. Reprinted by permission . or testimony . Of this third type , two kindsor 2 DEFINITIONS John Dewey.
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... of degree , not of kind , it becomes practically important to consider them separately . Some beliefs are accepted when their grounds have not themselves been considered , others are accepted because their 4 DEFINITIONS.
... of degree , not of kind , it becomes practically important to consider them separately . Some beliefs are accepted when their grounds have not themselves been considered , others are accepted because their 4 DEFINITIONS.
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... kind , and accepted no principle on faith . " They weighed political institutions and social reforms , religion and the family , in the balances of that negative criticism , which was their prevailing characteristic , and they found ...
... kind , and accepted no principle on faith . " They weighed political institutions and social reforms , religion and the family , in the balances of that negative criticism , which was their prevailing characteristic , and they found ...
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