Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts, Parte1J. Monroe, 1847 - 627 páginas |
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... Geometry and with those of Sense and of Induction , as in the Mechanical Philosophy . - Remarks on a Fundamental Law of Belief , involved in all our Reasonings concerning Contingent Truths : 2. Continuation of the Subject . Of that ...
... Geometry and with those of Sense and of Induction , as in the Mechanical Philosophy . - Remarks on a Fundamental Law of Belief , involved in all our Reasonings concerning Contingent Truths : 2. Continuation of the Subject . Of that ...
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... geometry ; which afford so remarkable an illustration of the general doctrine , as can scarcely fail to be satisfactory , even to those who are the most disposed to doubt the efficacy of art in directing the exertions of genius . With ...
... geometry ; which afford so remarkable an illustration of the general doctrine , as can scarcely fail to be satisfactory , even to those who are the most disposed to doubt the efficacy of art in directing the exertions of genius . With ...
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... geometry . A variety of such occur to every experienced mathematician , in the course of his inquiries , although , perhaps , he may not be at the trouble to state them to himself in words ; and it would plainly have saved him much ...
... geometry . A variety of such occur to every experienced mathematician , in the course of his inquiries , although , perhaps , he may not be at the trouble to state them to himself in words ; and it would plainly have saved him much ...
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... geometry , must have observed many cases in which the truth of a theorem struck him the moment he heard the enunciation . I do not allude to those theorems , the truth of which is obvious almost to sense ; such as , that any two sides ...
... geometry , must have observed many cases in which the truth of a theorem struck him the moment he heard the enunciation . I do not allude to those theorems , the truth of which is obvious almost to sense ; such as , that any two sides ...
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... geometry . By dwelling long on Euclid's first defi- nitions , they lead the student to suppose that they relate to notions which are extremely mysterious ; and to strain his powers in fruit- less attempts to conceive , what cannot ...
... geometry . By dwelling long on Euclid's first defi- nitions , they lead the student to suppose that they relate to notions which are extremely mysterious ; and to strain his powers in fruit- less attempts to conceive , what cannot ...
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