Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts, Parte1J. Monroe, 1847 - 627 páginas |
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... more than a mere possibility , even if it were true , it would no more be proper to say of mind , that it is material , than to say of body , that it is spiritual . conclusions of Newton , and his followers . It is 12 INTRODUCTION .
... more than a mere possibility , even if it were true , it would no more be proper to say of mind , that it is material , than to say of body , that it is spiritual . conclusions of Newton , and his followers . It is 12 INTRODUCTION .
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... conclusions to which we are led , by a careful examination of the phenomena it exhibits , have no necessary connexion with our opinions concerning its na- ture and essence . That when two subjects of thought , for instance , have been ...
... conclusions to which we are led , by a careful examination of the phenomena it exhibits , have no necessary connexion with our opinions concerning its na- ture and essence . That when two subjects of thought , for instance , have been ...
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... conclusions with respect to the mind , as are contained in the two following passages from Locke and Newton ? " Habits , " ( says Locke , ) " seem to be but trains of mo- tion , in the animal spirits , which , once set a - going ...
... conclusions with respect to the mind , as are contained in the two following passages from Locke and Newton ? " Habits , " ( says Locke , ) " seem to be but trains of mo- tion , in the animal spirits , which , once set a - going ...
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... conclusions of his own unbiassed faculties , to the united clamors of superstition , and of false philo- sophy . Such are the men , whom nature marks out to be the lights of the world ; to fix the wavering opinions of the multitude ...
... conclusions of his own unbiassed faculties , to the united clamors of superstition , and of false philo- sophy . Such are the men , whom nature marks out to be the lights of the world ; to fix the wavering opinions of the multitude ...
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... conclusion which Malebranche deduced from premises very nearly the same with Mr. Hume's . A few remarks on some of the mistaken conclusions , 52 PHILOSOPHY OF.
... conclusion which Malebranche deduced from premises very nearly the same with Mr. Hume's . A few remarks on some of the mistaken conclusions , 52 PHILOSOPHY OF.
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