10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHAENOMENON»
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phaenomenon in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
phaenomenon and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Reality and Negation - Kant's Principle of Anticipations of ...
In the first edition of the Critique of Pure Reason, as I noted, the principle
attributes a degree to sensation and to the reality which corresponds to it called
realitas phaenomenon, whereas the second edition speaks of the “real that is the
object ...
2
Late Kant: Towards Another Law of the Earth
Hiding the secret thus means concealing from oneself the difference between
virtus phaenomenon and virtus noumenon, legality and morality, positive laws
and the law that the “authentic self” (4: 457) posits. The Latin terms may be ...
3
Unpublished Scientific Papers of Isaac Newton: A Selection ...
49 have never been filled in ; the Table missing from Phaenomenon 1 1 is to be
found in the Principia, p. 403; that for Phaenomenon 12 occurs first in the second
edition of the Principia, p. 360; that for Phaenomenon 13 in the first edition, p.
Sir Isaac Newton, A. Rupert Hall, Marie Boas Hall, 1962
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The Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal
In the fourth place, a legitimate hypothesis must account for the phaenomenon,
about which it is conversant, adequately and without violence,in allits
dependencies, relations,and peculiarities. But the hypothesis in question, only
accomplishes ...
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Lectures on Metaphysics and Logic: Lectures on metaphysics. ...
be carefully distinguished from the law of Causality, L)l§€T. absolutely, which
consists not in the empirical attri- ' bution of this phaenomenon, as cause, to that
phaenomenon, as effect, but in the universal necessity of which we are conscious
, ...
Sir William Hamilton, Henry Longueville Mansel, John Veitch, 1882
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The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal
In the fourth place, a legitimate hypothesis must account for the phaenomenon,
about which it is conversant, adequately and without violence,in all its
dependencies, relations,and peculiarities. But the hypothesis in question, only
accomplishes ...
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Lectures on metaphysics and logic
be carefully distinguished from the law of Causality, lect. absolutely, which
consists not in the empirical attri- — bution of this phaenomenon, as cause, to
that phaeno- menon, as effect, but in the universal necessity of which we are
conscious, ...
Sir William Hamilton, Henry Longueville Mansel, John Veitch, 1870
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Lectures on Metaphysics and Logic by William Hamilton: ...
In order to discover the requisites, we take a number of analogous cases, or
cases similar in kind, and inquire what are the cir— cumstances under which the
phaenomenon always arises, if it does arise, and what are the circumstances
under ...
What, again, are the occasions when civilized man is still able to assume (or
make) a causal connection from a single experience r Surely they are simply
those, whenever the phaenomenon, which we call the effect, and for whose
future ...
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THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, OR CRITICAL JOURNAL: FOR OCTOBER, ...
We shall see, that if this belief be true, the hypothesis itself is superseded; — if
false, that there is no fact for the hypothesis to explain. In the fourth place, a
legitimate hypothesis must account for the phaenomenon, about which it is
conversant, ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PHAENOMENON»
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phaenomenon is used in the context of the following news items.
Daily Jefferson: June 18, 1799 Letter to a Student on the Study of …
... enthusiasm which characterises youth should lift it's parracide hands against freedom & science, would be such a monstrous phaenomenon ... «Patheos, Jun 15»
Louis Necker, the Swiss crystallographer and mineralogist who gave …
... optical phaenomena seen in Switzerland: and on an optical phaenomenon which occurs on viewing a figure of a crystal or geometrical solid”. «swissinfo.ch, Nov 11»
Parsimony (In as few words as possible)
... above all, the postulation of an unknown force where a known [force] can account for the phaenomenon. We are, therefore, entitled to apply 'Occam's Razor' to ... «Philosophy Now, Nov 10»
Pouring Oil on 'Troubled Waters'
... the old Gentleman in another more wonderful phaenomenon, he relates, of stilling a tempest only by throwing up a little vinegar into the air. «Deep-Sea News, Jun 10»
