To know anything whatever, is to know that it is distinct from something else.


The Groundwork of Science; A Study of Epistemology, Chapter II (p. 18), G.P. Putnam's Sons. 1898

St. George Jackson Mivart Quotes

To know anything whatever, is to know that it is distinct from something else.

To know anything whatever, is to know that it is distinct from something else.

To know anything whatever, is to know that it is distinct from something else.

To know anything whatever, is to know that it is distinct from something else.