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... feel the air , as it were , pelting your hand . But naturally , as Berkeley so often said : The sails of a windmill feel nothing , nothing at all . It is you who feel something . Is it air ? If you walk in the rain you can see the rain ...
... feel the air , as it were , pelting your hand . But naturally , as Berkeley so often said : The sails of a windmill feel nothing , nothing at all . It is you who feel something . Is it air ? If you walk in the rain you can see the rain ...
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... feeling , seeing things which hear , feel , and see them . Fourth , the concept , sensation : And to me it is no less evident that the various sensations , feelings , or ideas , feeling imprinted on the senses , however blended or ...
... feeling , seeing things which hear , feel , and see them . Fourth , the concept , sensation : And to me it is no less evident that the various sensations , feelings , or ideas , feeling imprinted on the senses , however blended or ...
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... feel it , I smell it , I hear it , I see it , and I touch it . All the senses are represented here but taste . I think I have shown what the mistakes are or , at any rate , that in all these cases Berkeley has made mistakes . And ...
... feel it , I smell it , I hear it , I see it , and I touch it . All the senses are represented here but taste . I think I have shown what the mistakes are or , at any rate , that in all these cases Berkeley has made mistakes . And ...
Contents
Makes It True | 119 |
Remarks on the Cogito | 137 |
Notes on Berkeleys Idealism | 171 |
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