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... determinate and self - identical ( whether the au- thor " willed " them there or not ) . To invert Hirsch , the work - in the grasp of various As - questions - means many things in particular . Hirsch's perception of a text is ...
... determinate and self - identical ( whether the au- thor " willed " them there or not ) . To invert Hirsch , the work - in the grasp of various As - questions - means many things in particular . Hirsch's perception of a text is ...
Page 141
... determinate and finished at a particular time . The facts are not finished , but what we say about them is . The conceptions that arise in subsequent periods recon- ceive the fact , and as such the facticity changes . But even though ...
... determinate and finished at a particular time . The facts are not finished , but what we say about them is . The conceptions that arise in subsequent periods recon- ceive the fact , and as such the facticity changes . But even though ...
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... determinate sys- tem . I can drop my Great Gatsby in any number of philosophical chemi- cals and the potential negatives will come out as fixed , historical , and determinate prints , but I can't limit the number of prints . * We can ...
... determinate sys- tem . I can drop my Great Gatsby in any number of philosophical chemi- cals and the potential negatives will come out as fixed , historical , and determinate prints , but I can't limit the number of prints . * We can ...
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