Philosophical Works, Volume 1Cambridge Press, 1967 - Philosophy |
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Page 141
... human body , inasmuch as it differs from other bodies , is composed only of a certain configuration of members and of other similar accidents , while the human mind is not similarly composed of any accidents , but is a pure substance ...
... human body , inasmuch as it differs from other bodies , is composed only of a certain configuration of members and of other similar accidents , while the human mind is not similarly composed of any accidents , but is a pure substance ...
Page 310
... human race to believe in all these things had excellent reasons for proving them ; but their arguments have been so rarely repeated since , that no one knows them any longer and yet they are truths so important , that the dictates of ...
... human race to believe in all these things had excellent reasons for proving them ; but their arguments have been so rarely repeated since , that no one knows them any longer and yet they are truths so important , that the dictates of ...
Page 432
... Human Mind or Rational Soul : What it is , and what it may be . I. The Human Mind is that wherein the processes of thought ' are first accomplished by man ; and it consists of the faculty of thinking alone , and the inward principle ...
... Human Mind or Rational Soul : What it is , and what it may be . I. The Human Mind is that wherein the processes of thought ' are first accomplished by man ; and it consists of the faculty of thinking alone , and the inward principle ...
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