From The Physical Basis of Mind (1877)

George Henry Lewes

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The progress of science involves an ever-increasing Analysis. Investigation is more and more directed towards the separated details of the phenomena previously studied as events: the observed facts are resolved into their component factors, complex wholes into their simpler elements, the organism into organs and...

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