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Page 189
... object , they are assimilated to each other , but each amalgamated quality - appearance - sensation is itself made into a material object . ( Here , by the way , one may see how one may come upon the private object and private language ...
... object , they are assimilated to each other , but each amalgamated quality - appearance - sensation is itself made into a material object . ( Here , by the way , one may see how one may come upon the private object and private language ...
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... object as parts of it , and of the parts of an object as sensations . One thing I have not noticed explicitly in this first sentence is that Berkeley thinks of any X as blended or combined together with other X's , composing objects ...
... object as parts of it , and of the parts of an object as sensations . One thing I have not noticed explicitly in this first sentence is that Berkeley thinks of any X as blended or combined together with other X's , composing objects ...
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... object to serve as the meaning of the word , and you must be able , as it were , to lay the word on the object . And now what sort of object is this in the case of such a word as " table " ? We have already been told . It is a seen object ...
... object to serve as the meaning of the word , and you must be able , as it were , to lay the word on the object . And now what sort of object is this in the case of such a word as " table " ? We have already been told . It is a seen object ...
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Makes It True | 119 |
Remarks on the Cogito | 137 |
Notes on Berkeleys Idealism | 171 |
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Grammar of the Unconscious: The Conceptual Foundations of Psychoanalysis Charles R. Elder Limited preview - 2010 |
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