The National Review, Volume 97W.H. Allen, 1931 - English literature |
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Page 132
... reason is obscure , but the fact remains . Do animals reason ? Unquestionably they do , says Mr. Roberts . His dictum is worthy of mark as being that of a specialist delivered only after years of investigation . More- over , as he is at ...
... reason is obscure , but the fact remains . Do animals reason ? Unquestionably they do , says Mr. Roberts . His dictum is worthy of mark as being that of a specialist delivered only after years of investigation . More- over , as he is at ...
Page 133
... reason as a distinct entity , working without reference to and uninfluenced by forces outside itself . On the contrary it affirms the roots of reason to lie in those instincts which are as old as man himself . Reason is but a ...
... reason as a distinct entity , working without reference to and uninfluenced by forces outside itself . On the contrary it affirms the roots of reason to lie in those instincts which are as old as man himself . Reason is but a ...
Page 275
... reason for continuing , yet on every possible occasion he asserted that a brave liver had a reason for living , which is a sheer inconsist- ency . Yet inconsistency , he might have replied , was a mark of the universe itself , so that ...
... reason for continuing , yet on every possible occasion he asserted that a brave liver had a reason for living , which is a sheer inconsist- ency . Yet inconsistency , he might have replied , was a mark of the universe itself , so that ...
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