Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts, Časť 1J. Monroe, 1847 - 627 strán (strany) |
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... result of material organization , we impose on ourselves by words ; forgetting , that matter as well as mind is known to us by its qualities and attributes alone , and that we are totally ignorant of the essence of either . * As all our ...
... result of material organization , we impose on ourselves by words ; forgetting , that matter as well as mind is known to us by its qualities and attributes alone , and that we are totally ignorant of the essence of either . * As all our ...
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... result of a comparatively small number of simple and uncompounded faculties , or of simple and uncompounded principles of action . These facul- ties and principles are the general laws of our constitution , and hold the same place in ...
... result of a comparatively small number of simple and uncompounded faculties , or of simple and uncompounded principles of action . These facul- ties and principles are the general laws of our constitution , and hold the same place in ...
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... resulting from physical constitution , or caught from imitation and the influence of situation ) which appears remarkably in particular families . One race , for a succession of generations , is distinguished by a genius for the ...
... resulting from physical constitution , or caught from imitation and the influence of situation ) which appears remarkably in particular families . One race , for a succession of generations , is distinguished by a genius for the ...
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... result from a partial and injudicious cultivation of the mind ; and , at the same time , to point out the utility of the intellectual philosophy , in enabling us to preserve a proper balance among all its various faculties , principles ...
... result from a partial and injudicious cultivation of the mind ; and , at the same time , to point out the utility of the intellectual philosophy , in enabling us to preserve a proper balance among all its various faculties , principles ...
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... result will be equally favorable to his own comfort , and to the best interests of mankind . What , indeed , will be the particular effects in the first instance , of that general diffusion of knowledge , which the art of printing must ...
... result will be equally favorable to his own comfort , and to the best interests of mankind . What , indeed , will be the particular effects in the first instance , of that general diffusion of knowledge , which the art of printing must ...
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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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