A Manual of Anthropology, Or Science of Man Based on Modern Research by Charles BrayLongmans, Green, Reader and Dyer, 1871 - 358 pages |
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Page xii
... tion of workers to test and verify the deductions that have been here made . This task has been done without dread of the consequences , in the firm conviction that we have no- thing to fear from truth , and that whatever intuitional ...
... tion of workers to test and verify the deductions that have been here made . This task has been done without dread of the consequences , in the firm conviction that we have no- thing to fear from truth , and that whatever intuitional ...
Page xv
... tion is the Will , Creation the act of God . " Physics and Metaphysics Physiology and Psychology thus become united , and the study of man passes from the uncertain light of mere opinion to the region of science . I wish some one with a ...
... tion is the Will , Creation the act of God . " Physics and Metaphysics Physiology and Psychology thus become united , and the study of man passes from the uncertain light of mere opinion to the region of science . I wish some one with a ...
Page xvi
... tion of the age and country in which we are born and the Religion of the Universe . Sir John Lubbock bears his testimony " that without science true religion is impossible . " Faraday , however , was not without precedent . " The most ...
... tion of the age and country in which we are born and the Religion of the Universe . Sir John Lubbock bears his testimony " that without science true religion is impossible . " Faraday , however , was not without precedent . " The most ...
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... tion of Energy , a comparatively late discovery , and which Faraday pronounced to be " the highest law in physical science which our faculties permit us to perceive , " no force is destructible : it merely changes its form , or mode of ...
... tion of Energy , a comparatively late discovery , and which Faraday pronounced to be " the highest law in physical science which our faculties permit us to perceive , " no force is destructible : it merely changes its form , or mode of ...
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... tion is arising like that which was heard at the death of Pan , except that it is also a name for an unknown and hypo- thetical cause , or condition , of states of consciousness ? In other words , matter and spirit are but names for the ...
... tion is arising like that which was heard at the death of Pan , except that it is also a name for an unknown and hypo- thetical cause , or condition , of states of consciousness ? In other words , matter and spirit are but names for the ...
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