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... question not my corporeal eye , any more than I would question a window concerning a sight . I look through it , and not with it . ' These passages appear to us conclusive as to Blake's real view of his art . Translated into ordinary ...
... question of the formation of a systematic classification by Aristotle , people's views differ so widely as to be almost irreconcilable ; for while some maintain , as Külb has remarked , that Aristotle purposely abstained from forming ...
Anonymous. seemed to present between the animal and vegetable natures . Therefore the question whether sponges possessed sensation is discussed by him more than once , and left undecided . The statements for and against their capacity of ...
... question about the joints in the elephant's knee , of which he is in doubt , would have been cleared up at once by two minutes ' examination of a dead specimen . It is probable , therefore , that he derived the greater part of his ...
... question does not regard the original powers of the mind , but the amount of accumulated knowledge on which those powers are to be exercised ; and it would , indeed , be extraordinary if , inverting the analogy of individuals , the ...