Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts, Časť 1J. Monroe, 1847 - 627 strán (strany) |
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... Ideas . III . Of the Power which the Mind has over the Train of its Thoughts 181 IV . Illustrations of the Doctrine stated in the preceding Section 1. Of Wit 2. Of Rhyme 3. Of Poetical Fancy 4. Of Invention in the Arts and Sciences V ...
... Ideas . III . Of the Power which the Mind has over the Train of its Thoughts 181 IV . Illustrations of the Doctrine stated in the preceding Section 1. Of Wit 2. Of Rhyme 3. Of Poetical Fancy 4. Of Invention in the Arts and Sciences V ...
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... ideas , or the dependence of mem- ory on that effort of the mind which we call , Attention ; it is all we ought to aim at , in this branch of science . If we proceed no farther than facts for which we have the evidence of our own ...
... ideas , or the dependence of mem- ory on that effort of the mind which we call , Attention ; it is all we ought to aim at , in this branch of science . If we proceed no farther than facts for which we have the evidence of our own ...
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... ideas . Not , that these obstacles are less real , or more easily surmounted : on the contrary , it seems to require a still rarer combination of tal- ents to surmount them ; for how small is the number of individuals , who are ...
... ideas . Not , that these obstacles are less real , or more easily surmounted : on the contrary , it seems to require a still rarer combination of tal- ents to surmount them ; for how small is the number of individuals , who are ...
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... ideas which they present to the mind , is a more powerful obstacle to the progress of knowledge , than is generally imagined . I shall only observe farther , with respect to the utility of the philosophy of mind , that as there are some ...
... ideas which they present to the mind , is a more powerful obstacle to the progress of knowledge , than is generally imagined . I shall only observe farther , with respect to the utility of the philosophy of mind , that as there are some ...
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... ideas , which were prior to the objects of sense , and about which all science was employed ; yet appear to have agreed with them in their notions concerning the mode in which external objects are perceived . This , Dr. Reid infers ...
... ideas , which were prior to the objects of sense , and about which all science was employed ; yet appear to have agreed with them in their notions concerning the mode in which external objects are perceived . This , Dr. Reid infers ...
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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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