Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts, Parte1J. Monroe, 1847 - 627 páginas |
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... consequence of this early familiarity with the phenomena of the material world , they appear to us less mysterious than those of mind ; and we are apt to think that we have advanced one step in explaining the latter , when we can point ...
... consequence of this early familiarity with the phenomena of the material world , they appear to us less mysterious than those of mind ; and we are apt to think that we have advanced one step in explaining the latter , when we can point ...
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... consequences which are likely to result from a partial and injudicious cultivation of the mind ; and , at the same ... consequence of our speculations concerning their nature , it would be absurd to suppose ; but it is surely far from ...
... consequences which are likely to result from a partial and injudicious cultivation of the mind ; and , at the same ... consequence of our speculations concerning their nature , it would be absurd to suppose ; but it is surely far from ...
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... consequence , surely , that it should be led by enlightened conductors ; by men who are able to distinguish truth from error ; and to draw the line between those prejudices which are innocent or salutary , ( if indeed there are any ...
... consequence , surely , that it should be led by enlightened conductors ; by men who are able to distinguish truth from error ; and to draw the line between those prejudices which are innocent or salutary , ( if indeed there are any ...
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... consequence of the aid which they would receive from the imagination and the heart , trained to conspire with them ... consequences to which it leads , when under an im- proper regulation , only show what an important instrument of 30 ...
... consequence of the aid which they would receive from the imagination and the heart , trained to conspire with them ... consequences to which it leads , when under an im- proper regulation , only show what an important instrument of 30 ...
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... consequence of any defect of physical or of mathe- matical knowledge in their authors , but in consequence of a want of attention to the laws of human thought , and to the general rules of just reasoning ! The same remark may be ...
... consequence of any defect of physical or of mathe- matical knowledge in their authors , but in consequence of a want of attention to the laws of human thought , and to the general rules of just reasoning ! The same remark may be ...
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