Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts, Parte1J. Monroe, 1847 - 627 páginas |
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... operations , which may enable it to superadd to the instructions of the schools , that higher education which no schools can bestow . KINNEIL HOUSE , 22d November , 1813 . CONTENTS OF THE FIRST PART . INTRODUCTION . PAGE 9 iv ADVERTISEMENT ...
... operations , which may enable it to superadd to the instructions of the schools , that higher education which no schools can bestow . KINNEIL HOUSE , 22d November , 1813 . CONTENTS OF THE FIRST PART . INTRODUCTION . PAGE 9 iv ADVERTISEMENT ...
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... OPERATIONS MORE IMMEDIATELY CONNECTED WITH IT 341 Preliminary Observations on the Vagueness and Ambiguity of the common Philosophical Language relative to this part of our Constitution . - Reason and Reasoning , Understanding ...
... OPERATIONS MORE IMMEDIATELY CONNECTED WITH IT 341 Preliminary Observations on the Vagueness and Ambiguity of the common Philosophical Language relative to this part of our Constitution . - Reason and Reasoning , Understanding ...
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... operations , which imply the existence of something which feels , thinks , and wills . Every man , too , is im- pressed with an irresistible conviction , that all these sensations , thoughts , and volitions , belong to one and the same ...
... operations , which imply the existence of something which feels , thinks , and wills . Every man , too , is im- pressed with an irresistible conviction , that all these sensations , thoughts , and volitions , belong to one and the same ...
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... operations as sensation , thought , and volition ; we are certainly entitled to say , that matter and mind , considered as objects of human study , are essentially different ; the science of the former resting ultimate- ly on the ...
... operations as sensation , thought , and volition ; we are certainly entitled to say , that matter and mind , considered as objects of human study , are essentially different ; the science of the former resting ultimate- ly on the ...
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... operations of our minds , they appear to be so complicated , and so infinitely diversified , that it seems to be impossible to reduce them to any general laws . In consequence , however , of a more accurate examination , the pros- pect ...
... operations of our minds , they appear to be so complicated , and so infinitely diversified , that it seems to be impossible to reduce them to any general laws . In consequence , however , of a more accurate examination , the pros- pect ...
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