Elements of the Philosophy of the Human MindJ. Munroe & Company, 1859 - 490 psl. |
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... Reid's Speculations on the Subject of Perception Of the Origin of our Knowledge III . OF ATTENTION CHAPTER II . CHAPTER III . OF CONCEPTION Q OF ABSTRACTION PAGE 1 • 11 30 30 38 44 49 + • CHAPTER IV . . 76 SECT . I. General Observations ...
... Reid's Speculations on the Subject of Perception Of the Origin of our Knowledge III . OF ATTENTION CHAPTER II . CHAPTER III . OF CONCEPTION Q OF ABSTRACTION PAGE 1 • 11 30 30 38 44 49 + • CHAPTER IV . . 76 SECT . I. General Observations ...
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... Reid , ( in his Essays on the Active Powers of Man , ) are merely relative . If I am asked , what I mean by matter ? I can only explain myself by saying , it is that which is extended , figured , colored , movable , hard or soft , rough ...
... Reid , ( in his Essays on the Active Powers of Man , ) are merely relative . If I am asked , what I mean by matter ? I can only explain myself by saying , it is that which is extended , figured , colored , movable , hard or soft , rough ...
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... Reid , ) that as our senses cannot receive external material objects themselves , they receive their species ; that is , their images or forms , without the matter ; as wax re- ceives the form of the seal , without any of the matter of ...
... Reid , ) that as our senses cannot receive external material objects themselves , they receive their species ; that is , their images or forms , without the matter ; as wax re- ceives the form of the seal , without any of the matter of ...
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... Reid remarks , " that in their sentiments concerning perception , there appears an uniformity which rarely occurs upon subjects of so abstruse a nature . ” The very Objections to this doctrine of mediate perception . short and imperfect ...
... Reid remarks , " that in their sentiments concerning perception , there appears an uniformity which rarely occurs upon subjects of so abstruse a nature . ” The very Objections to this doctrine of mediate perception . short and imperfect ...
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... Reid , I understand what is meant by an image of their figure in the brain ; but how shall we conceive an image of their color , where there is absolute darkness ? And , as to all other objects of sense , except figure and color , I am ...
... Reid , I understand what is meant by an image of their figure in the brain ; but how shall we conceive an image of their color , where there is absolute darkness ? And , as to all other objects of sense , except figure and color , I am ...
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