\"Sleepless in Sacramento\"<\/b>
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\nHi Jeff, Matt and all. Between traveling and daylight savings time, here I am in Sacramento at my brother's house sleepless at 2:15am.
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\nBut, my mind may be awake, because I just remembered that Betsy Geist had found a copy of Anna Boynton's monograph on Google's book search. Or, maybe I found it after she found something else we wanted. At home I have a xeroxed copy given to me by Fran Cooper. (Are you there Fran or Betsy?)
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\nTry the link below, or use your own google search abilities. The unity of Fichte's doctrine of knowledge
\nBy Anna Boynton Thompson, Josiah Royce<\/i>
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\nhttp:\/\/books.google.com\/books?id=DV4VAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=anna+boynton+Thompson&ei=0AHwStHGG5DskwTelOXbCw#v=onepage&q=&f=false<\/u>
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\nThere's a nice color photo of the cover with a label, \"Havravd depository, Brittle books.\" Nice! I think Anna would agree, brittle. She complains early on about his horrible writing style.
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\nSee the preface where Anna, apologizing for the length of her monograph, says, \"He who knows Fichte knows that the essentials of Fichte's thinking could be bounded in a nutshell . . . \" I think she would get a kick about our conversation!
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\nKeep on trying to crack this nut! Albie<\/div><\/div>\n <\/dd>\n- \n
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\nHi Jeff, Matt and all. Between traveling and daylight savings time, here I am in Sacramento at my brother's house sleepless at 2:15am.
\n
\nBut, my mind may be awake, because I just remembered that Betsy Geist had found a copy of Anna Boynton's monograph on Google's book search. Or, maybe I found it after she found something else we wanted. At home I have a xeroxed copy given to me by Fran Cooper. (Are you there Fran or Betsy?)
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\nTry the link below, or use your own google search abilities. The unity of Fichte's doctrine of knowledge
\nBy Anna Boynton Thompson, Josiah Royce<\/i>
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\nhttp:\/\/books.google.com\/books?id=DV4VAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=anna+boynton+Thompson&ei=0AHwStHGG5DskwTelOXbCw#v=onepage&q=&f=false<\/u>
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\nThere's a nice color photo of the cover with a label, \"Havravd depository, Brittle books.\" Nice! I think Anna would agree, brittle. She complains early on about his horrible writing style.
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\nSee the preface where Anna, apologizing for the length of her monograph, says, \"He who knows Fichte knows that the essentials of Fichte's thinking could be bounded in a nutshell . . . \" I think she would get a kick about our conversation!
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\nKeep on trying to crack this nut! Albie<\/div><\/div>\n <\/dd>\n