# bib

id: 9996
author: Adams, Charles Francis
title: "'Tis Sixty Years Since" Address of Charles Francis Adams; Founders' Day, January 16, 1913
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  It so chances that Scott's period of retrospect is also just now most appropriate in my case, inasmuch as I entered Harvard as a student in the year 1853--sixty years since! Written years before, at the time of publication he was thirty-three.


id: 16712
author: Santayana, George
title: Some Turns of Thought in Modern Philosophy: Five Essays
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sentence: 809
flesch: 51
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  These forces are called the passions; or when the dramatic units distinguished are longish strands rather than striking episodes, they are called temperament, character, or will; or perhaps, weaving all these strands and episodes together again into one moral fabric, we call them simply human nature. Is human nature, then, resident in each individual soul?


id: 2445
author: Voltaire
title: Letters on England
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  was a more than great man, the director answers in the very same strain, and adds, that the member elect may also be a sort of great man, and that himself, in quality of director, must also have some share in this greatness. He proves that there is no such thing as a celestial matter which goes from west to east since the comets traverse those spaces, sometimes from east to west, and at other times from north to south.


id: 5621
author: Cushing, Max Pearson
title: Baron d'Holbach : a Study of Eighteenth Century Radicalism in France
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sentence: 2448
flesch: 76
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summary:
  Le la Tolérance dans la Religion, ou de la Liberté de conscience par Crellius. La description si précise et si détaillée que Moïse fait du Deluge dans la Genèse, ayant une autorité infaillible, puis qu'elle n'est autre que celle de Dieu même, nous rend certains de la réalité et de l'universalité de ce châtiment terrible.


id: 34283
author: Benn, Alfred William
title: History of Modern Philosophy
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sentence: 1871
flesch: 58
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  The possibility of reducing _à priori_ knowledge to a form of unconscious experience has put an end to dogmatic metaphysics. (iv.) A certain originality and speculative disinterestedness must be allowed to Maine de Biran (1766-1824), who, some years after Fichte--but, as would seem, independently of him--referred to man's voluntary activity as a source of _à priori_ knowledge.


id: 17771
author: Santayana, George
title: Winds Of Doctrine: Studies in Contemporary Opinion
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  Many other things are doubtless implied in infinity which, if we noticed them, would leave us quite cold; and still others, no doubt, are inapprehensible with our sort and degree of intellect. From that common ground our imagination can perhaps start safely, and follow such hints as observation furnishes, until we learn to live and feel as other living things do, or as nature may live and feel as a whole.


id: 11984
author: James, William
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title:
  A Pluralistic Universe Hibbert Lectures at Manchester College on the Present Situation in Philosophy

summary:
  He says indeed that absolute mind in itself, and absolute mind in its hetereity or otherness, under the distinction which it sets up of itself from itself, have as their real _prius_ absolute mind in synthesis; and, this being absolute mind's true nature, its dialectic character must show itself in such concrete forms as Goethe's and Wordsworth's poetry, as well as in religious forms. Let God but have the least infinitesimal _other_ of any kind beside him, and empiricism and rationalism might strike hands in a lasting treaty of peace.


id: 15780
author: Moore, Edward Caldwell
title: An Outline of the History of Christian Thought Since Kant
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  Great men have always done so, confiding themselves childlike to the genius of their age, betraying a perception which was stirring in their hearts, working through their hands, dominating their whole being.' It was the licence of its speculative endeavour, and the identification of these endeavours with Christianity, which finally discredited Hegelianism with religious men.


# ent

id: 5621
sid: 506
eid: 1
type: ORG
entity:
  un fait et non une spéculation métaphysique m'a toujours semblé devoir être et tribut naturel et nécessaire de l'histoire


id: 5621
sid: 570
eid: 2
type: ORG
entity:
  chrétienne, et il prétend prouver que dans ses principes généraux elle n'a aucun avantage sur toutes les morales du monde


id: 5621
sid: 685
eid: 4
type: PERSON
entity:
  un mal comme ces autres fléaux du ciel qu'il faut supposer nécessaires dans l'arrangement de cet univers parce


