A System of Intellectual PhilosophyA.S. Barnes, 1854 - 476 pagina's |
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... Opposites -- 4 . Blending things in their Nature alike - 5 . Combining Num- bers into Unity , and dissolving and separating Unity into Number — 6 . Adding to , or abstracting some Quality from , an object - 7 . Blending with external ...
... Opposites -- 4 . Blending things in their Nature alike - 5 . Combining Num- bers into Unity , and dissolving and separating Unity into Number — 6 . Adding to , or abstracting some Quality from , an object - 7 . Blending with external ...
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... opposite to be true . We believe , on the other hand , that body exists , not because we cannot conceive that it does not exist , but on the testimony of our senses . We believe , on such testimony , in the reality of body , as a fact ...
... opposite to be true . We believe , on the other hand , that body exists , not because we cannot conceive that it does not exist , but on the testimony of our senses . We believe , on such testimony , in the reality of body , as a fact ...
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... opposite to what is universally believed to exist between our minds and bodies ? When we say , that the motion of the body is in immediate and perfect harmony with that of the mind , we say one thing . When we say , that the action of ...
... opposite to what is universally believed to exist between our minds and bodies ? When we say , that the motion of the body is in immediate and perfect harmony with that of the mind , we say one thing . When we say , that the action of ...
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... opposite character , and uni- versally recognized as fundamental , must be known in the same manner , and through the same uncertain medium . 4. The origin of this assumption should not be overlooked , in this connection , as having a ...
... opposite character , and uni- versally recognized as fundamental , must be known in the same manner , and through the same uncertain medium . 4. The origin of this assumption should not be overlooked , in this connection , as having a ...
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... opposite obtains , in all respects , in Presentative knowledge . In this case , the object is given , as known in itself , that is , its reality is given , not as inferred , but as perceived . These are the fundamental distinctions ...
... opposite obtains , in all respects , in Presentative knowledge . In this case , the object is given , as known in itself , that is , its reality is given , not as inferred , but as perceived . These are the fundamental distinctions ...
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