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... knowledge of these , terminates in the knowledge of ourselves , of our rational and personal being , of our proper and distinctive humanity , and of that Divine Being , in whose image we are created . ' We must retire inward , ' says St ...
... knowledge of these , terminates in the knowledge of ourselves , of our rational and personal being , of our proper and distinctive humanity , and of that Divine Being , in whose image we are created . ' We must retire inward , ' says St ...
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... knowledge , but rather a knowledge at first hand . A contemporary commentator on Jacobi described it succinctly . Of actual existence there are not two kinds of knowledge , an a priori and an a posteriori , but only one , the a ...
... knowledge , but rather a knowledge at first hand . A contemporary commentator on Jacobi described it succinctly . Of actual existence there are not two kinds of knowledge , an a priori and an a posteriori , but only one , the a ...
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... knowledge presupposes the knowledge it analyses and refines , and that natural knowledge , in abundant measure , the apostles had . What God bestowed on them through Christ was revelation of God's particular action . They had not known ...
... knowledge presupposes the knowledge it analyses and refines , and that natural knowledge , in abundant measure , the apostles had . What God bestowed on them through Christ was revelation of God's particular action . They had not known ...
Contents
THE ROMANTIC CONTEXT | 8 |
Symbol and Organic Form | 16 |
KUBLA KHAN THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT | 43 |
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