Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts, Časť 1J. Monroe, 1847 - 627 strán (strany) |
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... MEMORY . SECT . I. - General Observations on Memory II . Of the Varieties of Memory in different Individuals III . Of the Improvement of Memory - Analysis of the Principles on which the Culture of Memory depends IV . - Continuation of ...
... MEMORY . SECT . I. - General Observations on Memory II . Of the Varieties of Memory in different Individuals III . Of the Improvement of Memory - Analysis of the Principles on which the Culture of Memory depends IV . - Continuation of ...
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... memory , by means of supposed impressions and traces in the sensorium ; we evidently blend a collection of important and well - ascertained truths , with principles which rest wholly on conjecture . * * There is indeed one view of the ...
... memory , by means of supposed impressions and traces in the sensorium ; we evidently blend a collection of important and well - ascertained truths , with principles which rest wholly on conjecture . * * There is indeed one view of the ...
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... 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 last , of pure 44 PHILOSOPHY OF.
... 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 last , of pure 44 PHILOSOPHY OF.
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... memory and of imagination , they get the name of phantasms . When , by farther refinement , and being stripped of their peculiarities , they become objects of science , they are called intelligible species ; so that every immediate ...
... memory and of imagination , they get the name of phantasms . When , by farther refinement , and being stripped of their peculiarities , they become objects of science , they are called intelligible species ; so that every immediate ...
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... memory , our perceptive powers could never have led us to form the idea of motion . I shall afterwards show , in the sequel of this work , that without the same faculty of memory , we never could have formed the notion of time ; and ...
... memory , our perceptive powers could never have led us to form the idea of motion . I shall afterwards show , in the sequel of this work , that without the same faculty of memory , we never could have formed the notion of time ; and ...
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