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We delve into The Function of Reason.
1. The business of philosophers.
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Prologue.
Author 'NomadSirius' Introduction.
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1. The business of philosophers.
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2. The pairs of concepts of the argument of reason.
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3. The fallacy of evolutionists.
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4. The survival of deficient organisms.
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5. How to see different species of living things.
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6. The limitation of evolution.
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7. The upward trend of evolution.
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8. A growth of the converse relation.
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9. The survival of mankind.
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10. The primary function of reason.
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11. To discuss reason.
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12. The reasoning method.
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13. Plato's reason and Ulysses’ reason.
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14. Physiologist's fault.
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15. What the Reason of Plato and Ulysses pursues.
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16. The bones of companions sown by Ulysses.
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17. For these two propositions to be consistent.
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18. A baseless fiction.
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19. What the battleship Utah symbolizes.
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20. Ridiculous idea.
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21. The way life evolves.
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22. The dogma of physiology.
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23. Why did the physiologist himself become an interesting subject for study?
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24. What Physiology and the Clergy Have in Common.
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25. The dogmatic methodology.
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26. The role of methodology.
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27. The last alternatives of methodology.
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28. The last alternatives of appropriate methodology.
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29. The last alternatives of inappropriate methodology.
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30. Three Ways to Get Stability.
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31. The flash.
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32. Transient becoming blind.
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33. Fatigue accumulation and fatigue removal.
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34. The Rhythm of life.
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35. The lower level of primitive reason.
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36. What fatigue means.
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37. The physical cosmic subject.
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38. A general counter-agency in the universe.
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39. Final causation.
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40. The pragmatic doctrine.
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41. Generalization of dogmatic methodologies.
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42. A satisfactory cosmology.
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43. The deepest unsolved mystery.
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44. The fallacy of Bergson and Descartes.
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45. The organic doctrine.
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46. The Platonic forms.
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47. The appetition of appetitions.
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48. Slavish conformity.
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49. The appearance of reason.
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50. The legend of Ulysses.
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51. Abstract theoretical reason.
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52. Solomon’s dream.
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53. The history of the practical Reason.
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54. The history of the speculative Reason.
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55. The modern history of the human race.
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56. The decline of modern music.
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57. Roman Empire Science and Technology.
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58. What a clergyman and a scientist have in common.
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59. Limitations of Scholastic Philosophy.
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60. What Scholastic Philosophy left behind.
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61. The Secret Discovered by the Renaissance.
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62. Renaissance people.
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63. The foundations of the modern sciences.
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64. The interplay between science and technical procedure.
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65. The antagonism between science and metaphysics.
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66. Mathematics and theology.
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67. The fallacy of Newton.
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68. Newton’s boast.
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69. The scope of application of Newtonian mechanics.
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70. Dogmatic science.
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71. The quest of science.
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72. A synchronic description of mere observations.
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73. Diachronic metaphysics.
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74. The design of radio apparatus.
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75. Mathematical formula for radio.
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76. A magical mathematical formula.
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77. Inductive generalizations.
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78. Blind habits of scientific thought.
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79. The Critique of Pure Reason.
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80. The obscurantist attitude of science.
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81. Lights rising from the source of things.
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82. The infinity of things.
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83. The incredible secrets of theoretical reason.
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84. Induction and deduction.
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85. The analysis of the proposition.
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86. A scheme of ideas.
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87. Verification of a scientific scheme.
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88. Combining rational a priori and phenomenal experience.
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89. The dream of Solomon.
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90. The comparative stagnation of Asiatic civilization.
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91. Abstract morphology.
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92. Limitations of Political Economy.
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93. Mathematical physics.
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94. The cosmological scheme.
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95. Some evidence widespread in experience.
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96. The clarity and the vagueness.
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97. The basis of all authority.
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98. The supreme authority.
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99. Stopping the upward impulse.
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100. The object of discipline.
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101. The Greek way of thought.
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102. The characteristics of Plato's and Aristotle's speculation.
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103. How speculative Reason works.
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104. The discordance over moral codes.
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105. The novel speculation.
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106. Ideas of clarity and generality.
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107. The entity of cosmology.
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108. In nature some tendency upwards.
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109. Counter-tendency.
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