Philosophical Works, Volume 2Cambridge Press, 1968 - Philosophy |
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... exist there . Hence the idea of the sun will be the sun itself existing in the mind , not indeed formally , as it exists in the sky , but objectively , i.e. in the way in which objects are wont to exist in the mind ; and this mode of ...
... exist there . Hence the idea of the sun will be the sun itself existing in the mind , not indeed formally , as it exists in the sky , but objectively , i.e. in the way in which objects are wont to exist in the mind ; and this mode of ...
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... exist in reality as well as in the mind than to exist in the intellect alone , I cannot then conclude that this utterly perfect body exists , but merely that it may exist ; for I can well enough recognize that that idea has been put ...
... exist in reality as well as in the mind than to exist in the intellect alone , I cannot then conclude that this utterly perfect body exists , but merely that it may exist ; for I can well enough recognize that that idea has been put ...
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... EXIST . Demonstration . If I had the power of conserving my own existence , I should have had a proportionately ... exist without being conserved , whilst I exist , either by myself , if I have that power , or by some other one who has ...
... EXIST . Demonstration . If I had the power of conserving my own existence , I should have had a proportionately ... exist without being conserved , whilst I exist , either by myself , if I have that power , or by some other one who has ...
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