Philosophical Works, Volume 1Cambridge Press, 1967 - Philosophy |
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... corporeal things there is nothing wholly similar to this faculty . It is one and the same agency which , when ... corporeal and similar to that of the brutes , is in no respect distinct from the imagination ; we come to the sure ...
... corporeal things there is nothing wholly similar to this faculty . It is one and the same agency which , when ... corporeal and similar to that of the brutes , is in no respect distinct from the imagination ; we come to the sure ...
Page 258
... corporeal substance which is comprised within a space of ten feet , although we do not attend to this measure of ten feet ; because it is clear that the thing conceived is the same in any one part of that space as in the whole . And ...
... corporeal substance which is comprised within a space of ten feet , although we do not attend to this measure of ten feet ; because it is clear that the thing conceived is the same in any one part of that space as in the whole . And ...
Page 443
... corporeal movements , envisage these ideas , for they have no likeness to the corporeal movements . Could anything be imagined more pre- posterous than that all common notions which are inherent in our mind should arise from these ...
... corporeal movements , envisage these ideas , for they have no likeness to the corporeal movements . Could anything be imagined more pre- posterous than that all common notions which are inherent in our mind should arise from these ...
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