I don't think it's circular, really, to rely on showing rather than on ratiocination as a bedrock for philosophy. |
The purity-laws stand at the pinnacle of talmudic abstraction and ratiocination. |
It was precisely his insistence upon the importance of personal decision, direct and unmediated by artificial ratiocination, that lay at the root of his rejection of Hegel. |
One fondly imagines that one reaches opinions by personal ratiocination, but of course many of them one inherits. |
Students will encounter many variations of what Poe called the tale of ratiocination, as well as the tale of mystery and imagination. |
One of his premises is that ratiocination is dependent on emotion, as mind is on body. |