Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts, Parte1J. Monroe, 1847 - 627 páginas |
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... light , which human reason can ever expect to throw on this dark , but interesting , field of speculation . Beside this inattention to the proper limits of philosophical in- quiry , other sources of error , from which the science of ...
... light , which human reason can ever expect to throw on this dark , but interesting , field of speculation . Beside this inattention to the proper limits of philosophical in- quiry , other sources of error , from which the science of ...
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... light on others , to which it has apparently a very remote relation . The modern discoveries in astronomy and in pure mathe- matics , have contributed to bring the art of navigation to a degree of perfection formerly unknown . The rapid ...
... light on others , to which it has apparently a very remote relation . The modern discoveries in astronomy and in pure mathe- matics , have contributed to bring the art of navigation to a degree of perfection formerly unknown . The rapid ...
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... light whatever on what was generally understood to be the great object of inquiry ; I mean on the mode of communication between the mind and the material world , and , in truth , amounts only to a precise description of the fact ...
... light whatever on what was generally understood to be the great object of inquiry ; I mean on the mode of communication between the mind and the material world , and , in truth , amounts only to a precise description of the fact ...
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... light striking the eye ; not in consequence of any philoso- phical theory they have been taught , but of their own crude and undirected speculations . Perhaps there are few men among those who have attended at all to the history of ...
... light striking the eye ; not in consequence of any philoso- phical theory they have been taught , but of their own crude and undirected speculations . Perhaps there are few men among those who have attended at all to the history of ...
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... light and such are the obvious effects of philosophical inquiries ; sometimes extending our views to objects which are removed from vulgar observation ; and some- times correcting our first apprehensions with respect to ordinary events ...
... light and such are the obvious effects of philosophical inquiries ; sometimes extending our views to objects which are removed from vulgar observation ; and some- times correcting our first apprehensions with respect to ordinary events ...
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