Letters, Lectures, and Reviews, Including the Phrontisterion: Or, Oxford in the 19th CenturyJ. Murray, 1873 - Всего страниц: 408 |
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... true facts of consciousness , his classification coincides with Cousin's , and is far more nearly perfect than that of many modern philosophers . The reader who wishes fully to appre- | ciate Aristotle's merits in mental science , may ...
... true facts of consciousness , his classification coincides with Cousin's , and is far more nearly perfect than that of many modern philosophers . The reader who wishes fully to appre- | ciate Aristotle's merits in mental science , may ...
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... machina by way of recoil from the consequences of his own principles . [ A doctrine inadmissible in Locke , who believed in abstract ideas , though in one sense true in Berkeley , who held science is but a well - made language , and.
... machina by way of recoil from the consequences of his own principles . [ A doctrine inadmissible in Locke , who believed in abstract ideas , though in one sense true in Berkeley , who held science is but a well - made language , and.
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... true , requires but slight modification to become so . But that historically there ever was a time when the language of mankind consisted of these parts only , is a theory which , however plausibly supported by his Anglo - Saxon and ...
... true , requires but slight modification to become so . But that historically there ever was a time when the language of mankind consisted of these parts only , is a theory which , however plausibly supported by his Anglo - Saxon and ...
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... true . The sentence , we may go farther , the enunciative sentence , is the unit of speech , as the judgment is of thought ; and it behoves us to remember , that the verbal analysis of the thoughts we utter , like the chemical ...
... true . The sentence , we may go farther , the enunciative sentence , is the unit of speech , as the judgment is of thought ; and it behoves us to remember , that the verbal analysis of the thoughts we utter , like the chemical ...
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... true that he would not have known it as judgment , being conscious of no other operation from which to distinguish it . The complex nature of each perception and volition would have remained undetected , from want of the instrument by ...
... true that he would not have known it as judgment , being conscious of no other operation from which to distinguish it . The complex nature of each perception and volition would have remained undetected , from want of the instrument by ...
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