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By thinking them simultaneously, Intelligence posits them; and, as soon as Intelligence thinks them, they are (in existence).
PLOTINOS: COMPLETE WORKS, V. 3PLOTINOS (PLOTINUS)Darwin posits three general principles on which most expressions and gestures are to be explained.
CRIMINAL PSYCHOLOGYHANS GROSSHe always posits the unity in the form of a confession without describing it.
HISTORY OF DOGMA, VOLUME 2 (OF 7)ADOLPH HARNACKHe likewise posits a simple predicate and further signalizes its functional character by naming it Fire.
STUDIES IN LOGICAL THEORYJOHN DEWEYThis cannot lie in the Ego, which in itself posits only activity.
A HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY IN EPITOMEALBERT SCHWEGLERThe pragmatizing epistemologist posits there a reality and a mind with ideas.
THE MEANING OF TRUTHWILLIAM JAMESEither one posits as fundamental the thing itself, matter, independent of any consciousness of it.
EDWARD CALDWELL MOOREEDWARD MOOREThis case therefore only posits a question, and it remains for happier observers to collect convincing experiences in this field.
COLLECTED PAPERS ON ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGYC. G. JUNGThe Ego is, because it posits itself, and it only is, because this simple positing of itself is wholly by itself.
A HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY IN EPITOMEALBERT SCHWEGLERBut, by means of this repelling, the one posits immediately many ones.
A HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY IN EPITOMEALBERT SCHWEGLER