Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts, Parte1J. Monroe, 1847 - 627 páginas |
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... Understanding , and , in the mean time , to suspend the continuation of my work , till a more unbroken leisure should allow me to resume it with a less divided attention . Of the accidents which have since occurred to retard my pro ...
... Understanding , and , in the mean time , to suspend the continuation of my work , till a more unbroken leisure should allow me to resume it with a less divided attention . Of the accidents which have since occurred to retard my pro ...
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... understanding to the unfettered exercise of its native capacities . That several of the views opened in the following pages appear to myself original , and of some importance , I will not deny ; but the reception these may meet with , I ...
... understanding to the unfettered exercise of its native capacities . That several of the views opened in the following pages appear to myself original , and of some importance , I will not deny ; but the reception these may meet with , I ...
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... UNDERSTANDING , PROPERLY SO CALLED ; AND THE VARI- OUS FACULTIES AND OPERATIONS MORE IMMEDIATELY CONNECTED WITH IT 341 Preliminary Observations on the Vagueness and Ambiguity of the common Philosophical Language relative to this part of ...
... UNDERSTANDING , PROPERLY SO CALLED ; AND THE VARI- OUS FACULTIES AND OPERATIONS MORE IMMEDIATELY CONNECTED WITH IT 341 Preliminary Observations on the Vagueness and Ambiguity of the common Philosophical Language relative to this part of ...
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... Understanding 494 III . - In what respects the study of the Aristotelian Logic may be useful to Disputants . A general acquaintance with it justly regarded as an essential accomplishment to those who are liberally edu- cated . Doubts ...
... Understanding 494 III . - In what respects the study of the Aristotelian Logic may be useful to Disputants . A general acquaintance with it justly regarded as an essential accomplishment to those who are liberally edu- cated . Doubts ...
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... understanding are instruments which all men employ ; and his curiosity must be small indeed , who passes through life in total ignorance of faculties which his wants and necessities force him habitually to exercise , and which so remark ...
... understanding are instruments which all men employ ; and his curiosity must be small indeed , who passes through life in total ignorance of faculties which his wants and necessities force him habitually to exercise , and which so remark ...
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