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The History of Philosophy: From Thales to Comte
No validity is gained in adducing uniformity of Experience, unless there is a
warrant that the experiences which are uniform are themselves beyond question;
and this warrant is the unthinkableness of their negation. That some ambiguity
will ...
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The History of Philosophy from Thales to Comte by George ...
that the experiences which are uniform are themselves beyond question; and this
warrant is the unthinkableness of their negation. That some ambiguity will attach
itself to the phrase 'unthinkable,' must be admitted: ambiguities are not to be ...
No validity is gained in adducing uniformity of Experience, unless there is a
warrant that the experiences which are uniform are themselves beyond question ;
and this warrant is the unthinkableness of their negation. That some ambiguity
will ...
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God Without Being: Hors-Texte, Second Edition
The crossing out of Gfid we trace on his written name only because, first, He
brings it to bear on our thought, as his unthinkableness. We cross out the name of
Gfld only in order to show ourselves that his unthinkableness saturates our ...
The difference between his doctrine and that here laid down, is that for us the
unthinkableness of a negation, or, as the case may be, the difficulty of thinking it,
is not a test of truth, but of belief. With the following statement we are in
substantial ...
The unthinkableness of the opposite of necessary existence is not derived from
the concept or from the possibility of the necessary being, for here too in the
scholion to the proposition, just as in the Only possible Basis of Proof, Kant
excludes ...
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Mysticism, Fullness of Life:
In any case, we cannot do away with thought quite so easily. An unthinkable
Being is an absurd contradiction, because as soon as I assert its unthinkableness
itis as thoughIsimultaneously claim it to be thinkable, inasmuch as it is
unthinkable.
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Hegel's Trinitarian Claim: A Critical Reflection
One might, then, wonder whether in this case pure being would not be some sort
of Kantian “thing in itself,” and writes of pure being's “unthinkableness as
implicitly thinkable” (19). In a very thorough, most helpful recent study, The
Opening ...
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Feminist Theory and the Philosophies of Man
With the 'unthinkableness' of absolute evil came the 'unthinkableness' of infinite
destruction through the atom bomb. Especially in countries like France which had
been occupied by the Germans, ethics, or the sense of any sure conviction of ...
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Science and Speculation
No validity is gained in adducing uniformity of Experience, unless there is a
warrant that the experiences which are uniform are themselves beyond question ;
and this warrant is the unthinkableness of their negation. That some ambiguity
will ...
