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Distinction and the Criticism of Beliefs
By Alfred Sidgwick. “The validity of all distinctions is relative to the purpose for which they are used at the time.”
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New at IWP Books: Alfred Sidgwick, 1892, Distinction and the Criticism of Beliefs. In Distinction and the Criticism of Beliefs, Sidgwick is concerned with establishing that “the validity of any distinction is relative to the purpose for which it is used at the time, or that…Read the post →
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Albert Jay Nock
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E. M. Forster
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Franklin P. Adams
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W. Compton Leith
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