Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts, Časť 1J. Monroe, 1847 - 627 strán (strany) |
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... called by my official duty . Much , in- deed , still remains to be done in maturing , digesting , and arranging many of the doctrines which I was accustomed to introduce into my lectures ; but if I shall be blessed , for a few years ...
... called by my official duty . Much , in- deed , still remains to be done in maturing , digesting , and arranging many of the doctrines which I was accustomed to introduce into my lectures ; but if I shall be blessed , for a few years ...
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... called originality of genius most frequently appears and surely the great aim of an enlightened and benevolent philosophy , is not to rear a small number of individuals , who may be regarded as prodigies in an ignorant and admiring age ...
... called originality of genius most frequently appears and surely the great aim of an enlightened and benevolent philosophy , is not to rear a small number of individuals , who may be regarded as prodigies in an ignorant and admiring age ...
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... called sensible species ; and are the objects only of the sensitive part of the mind : but by various , internal powers , they are retain- ed , refined , and spiritualized , so as to become objects of memory and imagination ; and , at ...
... called sensible species ; and are the objects only of the sensitive part of the mind : but by various , internal powers , they are retain- ed , refined , and spiritualized , so as to become objects of memory and imagination ; and , at ...
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... called intelligible species ; so that every immediate object , whether of sense , of memory , of imagination , or of reasoning , must be some phantasm , or species , in the mind itself . The followers of Aristotle , especially the ...
... called intelligible species ; so that every immediate object , whether of sense , of memory , of imagination , or of reasoning , must be some phantasm , or species , in the mind itself . The followers of Aristotle , especially the ...
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... called a species , he calls an idea , changing the name only , while he admits the thing . " The account which this passage contains of Des Cartes ' doctrine concerning perception , is , I believe , agreeable to his prevailing opinion ...
... called a species , he calls an idea , changing the name only , while he admits the thing . " The account which this passage contains of Des Cartes ' doctrine concerning perception , is , I believe , agreeable to his prevailing opinion ...
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Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts, Časť 1 Dugald Stewart Úplné zobrazenie - 1847 |
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