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 1 Intro|                    INTRODUCTION AND ANALYSIS~Some dialogues of Plato
 2 Intro|        points of view containing an analysis of the real and apparent (
 3 Intro|           age in which the power of analysis had outrun the means of
 4 Intro|      question involved in them. The analysis of sense, and the analysis
 5 Intro|          analysis of sense, and the analysis of thought, were equally
 6 Intro|          though capable of a mental analysis into subject and object.)
 7 Intro|           private judgment. Such an analysis lay beyond his sphere of
 8 Intro| mythological symbols. But he has no analysis of sensible perception such
 9 Intro|    proceeding by the path of mental analysis, was perplexed by doubts
10 Intro|            ancient philosophies the analysis of the mind is still rudimentary
11 Intro|          them. Or we may assist the analysis by attempting to imagine
12 Intro|            revealed by mathematical analysis. And the certainty of these
13 Intro|            in advance of our actual analysis or observation.~According
14 Intro|           needed. This is the first analysis of the human mind; having
15 Intro|             there has been too much analysis and too little synthesis,
16  Thea|       imputation, that in our fresh analysis of his thesis we are making
17  Thea|           their hands, and make the analysis ourselves, as if we were