Preface
What first gives the sciences their true worth is the philosophical demonstration of the human significance of their findings. I wanted to make a contribution to this demonstration. But perhaps the science of the present day is not asking for any philosophical justification for itself! If so, then two things are certain: one, that I have produced an unnecessary book, and two, that modem scholarship is fishing in troubled waters and does not know what it wants.
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