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...Logicl: Analgtic of Logical Forms, pp. 5, 6, so denominated, and thought proper, we have seen, LECT. is the cognition of one object of thought by another, in or under which it is mentally included,—in other words, thought is the knowledge of a thing through a concept or general notion,...

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...as included ; in other words, thought is the knowledge of things under conceptions." And again, J " Thought is the Knowledge of a thing through a concept...general notion, or of one notion through another." From these different expressions we may infer, that the author confines the name Thought to cases where...

...considered as included ; in other words, thought is the knowledge of things under conceptions" And again, f "Thought is the Knowledge of a thing through a concept...general notion, or of one notion through another." From these different expressions we may infer, that the author confines the name Thought to cases where...

...ceptions." And again,|| "Thought is the Knowledge * Lectures, iii. 13, 14. f Ibid- P- 1&- t Ibid- P- 2L " of a thing through a concept or general notion, or of " one notion through another." From these different expressions we may infer, that the author confines the name Thought to cases where...

...thought." * Lectures, iii. 13, 14. f Ibid. p. 15. t Ibid. p. 21. § Ibid. p. 40. || Ibid. p. 43. " of a thing through a concept or general notion, or of one " notion through another." From these different expressions we may infer, that the author confines the name Thought to cases where...

...thought as the recognition of a thing as coming " under a concept;" and again, " Thought is a know" ledge of a thing through a concept or general notion, " or of one notion through another" (Ib. p. 43). This language proceeds on the idea that there is a concept prior to the thing, above the...

...Knowledge * Lectures, iii. 13, 14. f Ibid. p. 15. t Ibid. p. 21. § Ibid. p. 40. || Ibid. p. 43. " of a thing through a concept or general notion, or of one " notion through another." From these different expressions we may infer, that the author confines the name Thought to cases where...