Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... faculty of intelligence , the faculty which is commonly termed understanding , or reason . 1. It is the force that knows ; 2. It is the instrument , or means , by which another force knows ; or 3. It is the product of the exercise of a ...
... faculty of intelligence , the faculty which is commonly termed understanding , or reason . 1. It is the force that knows ; 2. It is the instrument , or means , by which another force knows ; or 3. It is the product of the exercise of a ...
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... faculty of intelligence to be a cognitive force , and dis- tinct from me , you declare intelligence cannot be a pre- dicate of me . I am , then , in myself , incapable of intelli- gence . Now , how am I , essentially , that is to say ...
... faculty of intelligence to be a cognitive force , and dis- tinct from me , you declare intelligence cannot be a pre- dicate of me . I am , then , in myself , incapable of intelli- gence . Now , how am I , essentially , that is to say ...
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... faculty of intelligence . This faculty he regards as complex , and capable of being resolved into , - 1. Sensibility , or the Receptivity ; 2. Understanding , or the power of conceiving ; 3. Reason , or the faculty of Ideas ...
... faculty of intelligence . This faculty he regards as complex , and capable of being resolved into , - 1. Sensibility , or the Receptivity ; 2. Understanding , or the power of conceiving ; 3. Reason , or the faculty of Ideas ...
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