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IN this paper I have a twofold object in view: First, to state the arguments which seem to prove that subjectivism is in all its various forms incoherent and untenable; secondly, to present for discussion that particular form of realism which seems to contain most promise of a satisfactory solution of the complex problems involved.
Read before the American Philosophical Association, at Cornell University 27 December 1907.
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Porteous, A.J.D., Maclennan, R.D., Davie, G.E. (1967). Subjectivism and Realism in Modern Philosophy. In: Porteous, A.J.D., Maclennan, R.D., Davie, G.E. (eds) The Credibility of Divine Existence. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-81655-2_6
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