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... thing you imagined you had established ? Look , here is your reasoning : He who knows that he is a thinking thing and is unaware whether he is any . thing else as well , whether a system of members , a subtle air , etc. , is , in the ...
... thing you imagined you had established ? Look , here is your reasoning : He who knows that he is a thinking thing and is unaware whether he is any . thing else as well , whether a system of members , a subtle air , etc. , is , in the ...
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... thing , frame the Idea of a genus . You say also that it is your nature which enables you to under- stand what truth is , or , as I interpret , gives you the Idea of truth . But if truth is merely the conformity of a judgment with the thing ...
... thing , frame the Idea of a genus . You say also that it is your nature which enables you to under- stand what truth is , or , as I interpret , gives you the Idea of truth . But if truth is merely the conformity of a judgment with the thing ...
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... thing which thinks and moves in space . But it must be noted that there are two ways in which things of which we have diverse ideas can be taken to be one and the same thing ; to wit , either in respect of unity and identity of nature ...
... thing which thinks and moves in space . But it must be noted that there are two ways in which things of which we have diverse ideas can be taken to be one and the same thing ; to wit , either in respect of unity and identity of nature ...
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