 Schale' is true without qualification. The distinction between inner and outer, between what they are in themselves and what they are in relation to other things, has no application to them. In an organism, on the other hand, the distinction between its...  The Philosophy of Thomas Hill Green - หน้า 25โดย William Henry Fairbrother - 1900 - 187 หน้ามุมมองทั้งเล่ม - เกี่ยวกับหนังสือเล่มนี้
 | 1882 - 646 หน้า
...case with all things in inorganic nature. Of them at any rate the saying " Natur hat weder Kern noch Schale " is true without qualification. The distinction...live; and there is so far a meaning in saying that the organism is something in itself other than what its relations make it—that, while it is related to... | |
 | Thomas Hill Green - 1884 - 474 หน้า
...appear. TJ™ Jjf^nf a. 1fiHng like the motion of a moving body, simply the jpint result-flf__ its_ relations to- other things. It modifies those relations, and modifies them through a .najjure-.noib reducible to them, not constituted by their combination. Their bearing on it is different... | |
 | Thomas Hill Green - 1890 - 482 หน้า
...no application to them. In an organism, on the other hand, the distinction between its rela-' tions and itself does appear. The life of a living body...; and there is so far a meaning in saying that the organism is something in itself other than what its relations make it — that, while it is related... | |
 | Clair Hayden Bell - 1909 - 190 หน้า
...that it breaks down completely as a sufficient explanation of the organic. Any organism is more than the joint result of its relations to other things. It modifies those relations through a nature not reducible to them nor constituted by their combination. Furthermore, you have... | |
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