Brownson's Quarterly ReviewBenjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... distinction in the subject , of which the property , or quality , is predicated . So , the distinction of faculties in man is a distinction in man , not between man and his faculties . I cannot say I and my faculties . The facul- ties ...
... distinction in the subject , of which the property , or quality , is predicated . So , the distinction of faculties in man is a distinction in man , not between man and his faculties . I cannot say I and my faculties . The facul- ties ...
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... distinction between the me and its faculties , so far as such distinction is conceivable , is the distinction between actual being and potential being , between vis activa and the potentia nuda of the Schoolmen . But as the power ...
... distinction between the me and its faculties , so far as such distinction is conceivable , is the distinction between actual being and potential being , between vis activa and the potentia nuda of the Schoolmen . But as the power ...
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... distinction , corresponding to the one named , is unques- tionably admissible . But , as the distinction of attributes is virtual , not real , it follows that the distinction between . volitions , sentiments , and cognitions is virtual ...
... distinction , corresponding to the one named , is unques- tionably admissible . But , as the distinction of attributes is virtual , not real , it follows that the distinction between . volitions , sentiments , and cognitions is virtual ...
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BERKELEY AND IDEALISM | 29 |
THE CHURCH QUESTION | 57 |
DEMAGOGUISM | 84 |
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