Tertium Quid alone makes any pretence at impartiality, and his is the result of indifference, not of justice.
Give a dog a bad name and hang him," says the proverb, and it was exemplified in the case of the Russians, who soon came to be regarded as a tertium quid between enemies of public order and suspicious neutrals.
Nothing remained then but to have recourse to a tertium quid which profoundly dissatisfied both parties and imperiled the peace of the world in days to come.
See "A Chapter in the Ethics of Pain," by the late Edmund Gurney, in a volume of essays entitled Tertium Quid.
With them there is no tertium quid between outward environment and miracle.
He had also the tenderest heart and a mind of rare metaphysical power, as his volumes of essays, 'Tertium Quid,' will prove to any reader.
We can no longer speak of heat and light being reconciled in any tertium quid like wave-motion.
In the general construction of his opera Purcell followed the French model, but his treatment of recitative is bolder and more various than that of Lulli, while as a melodist he is incomparably superior.
The murmuring of streams, the singing of birds, and the placid beauty of the landscape are depicted with a touch which, if light, is infallibly sure.
This tertium quid must be, on the one side, intellectual and, on the other side, sensuous.
The possibility of this subsumption presupposes a tertium quid, which is homogeneous both with the object of empirical perception and with the conception, and so makes the subsumption mediately possible.
This tertium quid gives him something which can plausibly be regarded as at once a perception and something perceived.
In virtue of his theory of perception[10] he interposes a tertium quid between the reality perceived and the percipient, in the shape of an 'appearance'.
Can a reality, that is real only if, to the forms of experience, it is always a tertium quid, can such a reality ever be present to any other than a poet's consciousness?
The credit here has usually been given to a tertium quid, to God, who is so made more a mediator than a creator.
Tertium Quid is sometimes flippant in tone, and his neutral attitude seems chiefly the result of indifference or of caution.
There exist, in fact, several systems which propound that the outer world is known to us directly without the intermediary of a tertium quid, that is, of sensation.
We have even established that the existence of this intermediary is directly proved by observation, and from this I have concluded that we do not directly perceive the object itself but a tertium quid, which is our sensations.
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