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Page 173
... common notions . " Some of these common notions are formed without any assistance from experience or reason ; others are developed by experience and reason , but do not originate therein . These common notions were supposed to yield the ...
... common notions . " Some of these common notions are formed without any assistance from experience or reason ; others are developed by experience and reason , but do not originate therein . These common notions were supposed to yield the ...
Page 361
... common power to cause them to be observed , justice , equity , modesty , mercy , doing to others as we would be done to , are contrary to our natural passions that carry us to partiality , pride , revenge , and the like . Covenants ...
... common power to cause them to be observed , justice , equity , modesty , mercy , doing to others as we would be done to , are contrary to our natural passions that carry us to partiality , pride , revenge , and the like . Covenants ...
Page 371
... common good : for , if the clashing of particular interests made the establishing of societies necessary , the agreement of these interests made it possible . The common element in these different interests is what forms the social tie ...
... common good : for , if the clashing of particular interests made the establishing of societies necessary , the agreement of these interests made it possible . The common element in these different interests is what forms the social tie ...
Contents
AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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