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Pagina 44
The perception , or impression , caused in the mind by the agitation of the senses
, is the first operation of the undertanding . In vain would outward objects folicit
the senses ; the mind would never have any knowlege of them , did it not
perceive ...
The perception , or impression , caused in the mind by the agitation of the senses
, is the first operation of the undertanding . In vain would outward objects folicit
the senses ; the mind would never have any knowlege of them , did it not
perceive ...
Pagina 46
In fine , when it makes itself known as having affected the mind before , it is
reminiscence . Consciousness fays , as it were , to the soul , You have a
perception . Attention says , You have now only one single perception .
Reminiscence says ...
In fine , when it makes itself known as having affected the mind before , it is
reminiscence . Consciousness fays , as it were , to the soul , You have a
perception . Attention says , You have now only one single perception .
Reminiscence says ...
Pagina 50
It is by reflection we begin to have a glimpse of the capacity of the mind . So long
as we do not direct our attention ourselves , the soul is subject to whatever
environs it , and poffeffes nothing but by extrinsic impulse . But when we become
...
It is by reflection we begin to have a glimpse of the capacity of the mind . So long
as we do not direct our attention ourselves , the soul is subject to whatever
environs it , and poffeffes nothing but by extrinsic impulse . But when we become
...
Pagina 438
We may , in like manner , when we consider the infinite Mind , as Father , Word ,
and Spirit , conceive likewise a distinct order 6 in their actions . ' By their actions ,
he means , the actions of one mind ; and , therefore , the Father , Word , and ...
We may , in like manner , when we consider the infinite Mind , as Father , Word ,
and Spirit , conceive likewise a distinct order 6 in their actions . ' By their actions ,
he means , the actions of one mind ; and , therefore , the Father , Word , and ...
Pagina 548
What we are here told , concerning this familiarity between the eye and the object
, which inclines the mind to infenfibility , is , in general , just and folid . But how
folid and reasonable soever the doctrine inay be , I know not whether it can be ...
What we are here told , concerning this familiarity between the eye and the object
, which inclines the mind to infenfibility , is , in general , just and folid . But how
folid and reasonable soever the doctrine inay be , I know not whether it can be ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Monthly Review, Volume 15 |
| Redacteurs | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths |
| Uitgever | R. Griffiths., 1756 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Northwestern University |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 11 april 2012 |
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