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Excerpt from Theories of Knowledge: Absolutism, Pragmatism, RealismThe philosophers since Hume. Modern speculation was usually condemned en masse. There was rarely any attempt to discriminate the elements of truth which might be found in an erroneous system, or to look at an opponent's conclusions from his own standpoint. He taught some obviously wrong doctrines, and he was to be refuted. As the space of a text-book was very limited, the refut...
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Excerpt from Theories of Knowledge: Absolutism, Pragmatism, Realism
The improvement in the position of Catholic philosophical literature which has manifested itself both in English and foreign languages during the past twenty years is of a most cheering character. It used to be not unfrequently remarked that the great majority of works on philosophy published during the last century by writers adhering to the Scholastic tradition were Latin m...