The Philosophical Works of Descartes, Volume 1University Press, 1931 - Philosophy |
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... perceive something as X , where X is a name or , more commonly , a descriptive locution . Filling out this third ... perceive Y is not necessarily to perceive Y as Y , all perceiving is perceiving - as.5 Since all perceiving is ...
... perceive something as X , where X is a name or , more commonly , a descriptive locution . Filling out this third ... perceive Y is not necessarily to perceive Y as Y , all perceiving is perceiving - as.5 Since all perceiving is ...
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... perceive this sense - datum to be red , for instance , and that other to be elliptical ; that I only perceive , in many cases , that it seems so . I cannot , however , now persuade myself that it is quite clear that I do perceive it to ...
... perceive this sense - datum to be red , for instance , and that other to be elliptical ; that I only perceive , in many cases , that it seems so . I cannot , however , now persuade myself that it is quite clear that I do perceive it to ...
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... perceive you may literally die and at the same time not a place you perceive you will literally die. No shark frenzies but spooky dark places. 2/9/2010 12:42:04 PM - If I say you are pretty you feel good. If I say you are a loser, you ...
... perceive you may literally die and at the same time not a place you perceive you will literally die. No shark frenzies but spooky dark places. 2/9/2010 12:42:04 PM - If I say you are pretty you feel good. If I say you are a loser, you ...
Contents
Discourse on the Method of Rightly Conducting the Reason | 81 |
The Search after Truth | 212 |
Index | 432 |
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