Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts, Parte1J. Monroe, 1847 - 627 páginas |
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... example ) the cause of gravitation be material or immaterial , is a point about which two Newtonians may differ , while they agree perfectly in their physical opinions . It is sufficient , if both admit the general fact , that bodies ...
... example ) the cause of gravitation be material or immaterial , is a point about which two Newtonians may differ , while they agree perfectly in their physical opinions . It is sufficient , if both admit the general fact , that bodies ...
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... example , from the astronomical phe- nomena , the universality of the law of gravitation , it may still be asked , whether this law implies the constant agency of mind ; and ( upon the supposition that it does ) whether it be probable ...
... example , from the astronomical phe- nomena , the universality of the law of gravitation , it may still be asked , whether this law implies the constant agency of mind ; and ( upon the supposition that it does ) whether it be probable ...
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... example , of the present age , have frequently attempted to hold up to ridicule , those contemptible and puerile superstitions , which have disgraced the creeds of some of the most enlightened nations ; and which have not only commanded ...
... example , of the present age , have frequently attempted to hold up to ridicule , those contemptible and puerile superstitions , which have disgraced the creeds of some of the most enlightened nations ; and which have not only commanded ...
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... example , which an infant formed of the Deity and its first moral perceptions were associated with the early impressions produced on the heart by the beauties of nature , or the charms of poetical description , those serious thoughts ...
... example , which an infant formed of the Deity and its first moral perceptions were associated with the early impressions produced on the heart by the beauties of nature , or the charms of poetical description , those serious thoughts ...
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... example . SECTION II . Continuation of the same Subject . THE remarks which have been hitherto made on the utility of the philosophy of the human mind are of a very general nature , and apply equally to all descriptions of men . Besides ...
... example . SECTION II . Continuation of the same Subject . THE remarks which have been hitherto made on the utility of the philosophy of the human mind are of a very general nature , and apply equally to all descriptions of men . Besides ...
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