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Page 340
... depend on it alone : while , on the other hand , we may usually term one's passions all those kinds of perception or forms of knowledge which are found in us , because it is often not our soul which makes them what they are , and ...
... depend on it alone : while , on the other hand , we may usually term one's passions all those kinds of perception or forms of knowledge which are found in us , because it is often not our soul which makes them what they are , and ...
Page 341
... depend on the nerves ; but there are also some which do not depend on them , and which we name imaginations , such as those of which I have just spoken , from which they yet differ inasmuch as our will has no part in forming them ; and ...
... depend on the nerves ; but there are also some which do not depend on them , and which we name imaginations , such as those of which I have just spoken , from which they yet differ inasmuch as our will has no part in forming them ; and ...
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... depend . For as to those which only depend on us , i.e. on our free will , it is sufficient to know that they are good , not to have it in our power to desire them with too much ardour , because it is following after virtue to perform ...
... depend . For as to those which only depend on us , i.e. on our free will , it is sufficient to know that they are good , not to have it in our power to desire them with too much ardour , because it is following after virtue to perform ...
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The Philosophical Works of Descartes, Vol. 1 of 2: Rendered Into English ... Elizabeth S. Haldane No preview available - 2017 |
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