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It is only that material which is in direct touch with the effect produces the effect . This direct relation between the material cause and the effect proves beyond doubt that the effect is not unreal nor non - existent in the cause ...
It is only that material which is in direct touch with the effect produces the effect . This direct relation between the material cause and the effect proves beyond doubt that the effect is not unreal nor non - existent in the cause ...
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It is also a direct challange against the more subtle tendency , in the species of Neo - Realism as advocated by Holt , to conceive the ultimate constituents of the universe as of the class of mathematical and Logical concepts " ( The ...
It is also a direct challange against the more subtle tendency , in the species of Neo - Realism as advocated by Holt , to conceive the ultimate constituents of the universe as of the class of mathematical and Logical concepts " ( The ...
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To direct attention to vowel likeness and differences in words . To develop auditory and visual recognition of such common phonograms . To develop greater skill in recognizing differences in configuration and letter similarities in ...
To direct attention to vowel likeness and differences in words . To develop auditory and visual recognition of such common phonograms . To develop greater skill in recognizing differences in configuration and letter similarities in ...
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Psychotherapy and its possibilitiesA critique | 17 |
Consensus and Moral ValidityS G Sathayo | 27 |
SamkhyaYoga Theory of causality an Advaitic Study | 45 |
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