Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts, Časť 1J. Monroe, 1847 - 627 strán (strany) |
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... perhaps the unavoidable consequences of the frequent interruptions by which the train of my thoughts has been diverted to other pursuits . Such of my readers as are able to judge how very large a proportion of my materials have been the ...
... perhaps the unavoidable consequences of the frequent interruptions by which the train of my thoughts has been diverted to other pursuits . Such of my readers as are able to judge how very large a proportion of my materials have been the ...
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... perhaps , the most sanguine views which it is possible for a philosopher to form , with respect to the improvement of the species . I now proceed to consider , how far the philosophy of mind may be useful in accomplishing the second ...
... perhaps , the most sanguine views which it is possible for a philosopher to form , with respect to the improvement of the species . I now proceed to consider , how far the philosophy of mind may be useful in accomplishing the second ...
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... perhaps be carried further . In the former , we know how much the natural powers of man have been assisted by the use of tools and instruments . Is it not possible to devise , in like manner , certain aids to our intellectual faculties ...
... perhaps be carried further . In the former , we know how much the natural powers of man have been assisted by the use of tools and instruments . Is it not possible to devise , in like manner , certain aids to our intellectual faculties ...
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... perhaps appear to be founded too much upon theory ; but this objection cannot be made to the reasonings I have offered on the importance of the study of method . To the justness of these the whole history of science bears testimony ...
... perhaps appear to be founded too much upon theory ; but this objection cannot be made to the reasonings I have offered on the importance of the study of method . To the justness of these the whole history of science bears testimony ...
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... perhaps , he may not be at the trouble to state them to himself in words ; and it would plainly have saved him much expense of time and thought , beside enabling him to conduct his researches on a more regular plan , if he had been ...
... perhaps , he may not be at the trouble to state them to himself in words ; and it would plainly have saved him much expense of time and thought , beside enabling him to conduct his researches on a more regular plan , if he had been ...
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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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