Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts, Časť 1J. Monroe, 1847 - 627 strán (strany) |
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... means of subordinate instruments ? But these questions , however curious , do not fall under the province of the natural philosopher . It is sufficient for his purpose , if the universality of the fact be admitted . The case is exactly ...
... means of subordinate instruments ? But these questions , however curious , do not fall under the province of the natural philosopher . It is sufficient for his purpose , if the universality of the fact be admitted . The case is exactly ...
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... means for supplying his defects and removing his inconvenient habits . Without some degree of it , every man is in danger of con- tracting bad habits before he is aware , and of suffering some of his powers to go to decay , for want of ...
... means for supplying his defects and removing his inconvenient habits . Without some degree of it , every man is in danger of con- tracting bad habits before he is aware , and of suffering some of his powers to go to decay , for want of ...
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... mean on the mode of communication between the mind and the material world , and , in truth , amounts only to a precise ... means of inverted images on the retina . If we were to examine , in like manner , the present state of morals , of ...
... mean on the mode of communication between the mind and the material world , and , in truth , amounts only to a precise ... means of inverted images on the retina . If we were to examine , in like manner , the present state of morals , of ...
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... means for guarding against them , would form another very interest- ing article , in a philosophical system of logic . The method of communicating to others the principles of the different sciences , has been as much neglected by the ...
... means for guarding against them , would form another very interest- ing article , in a philosophical system of logic . The method of communicating to others the principles of the different sciences , has been as much neglected by the ...
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... means assert ; but only , that we have as good reason to believe that this may be possible , as to believe that any one natural event is the efficient cause of another . I have been led into this very long disquisition , concerning effi ...
... means assert ; but only , that we have as good reason to believe that this may be possible , as to believe that any one natural event is the efficient cause of another . I have been led into this very long disquisition , concerning effi ...
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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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