The Book of Nature, Volumen3Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1828 |
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... external world . Let us devote the present lecture to a consider- ation of the first of these . Is the essence of the human soul material or immaterial ? The question , at first sight , appears to be highly important , and to involve ...
... external world . Let us devote the present lecture to a consider- ation of the first of these . Is the essence of the human soul material or immaterial ? The question , at first sight , appears to be highly important , and to involve ...
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... external and grosser forms of the body , - and that it is beyond the power of its own . Creator to render it intelligent , or to give it even brutal perception , the argument must be loose and inconclusive ; it may plunge us , as it has ...
... external and grosser forms of the body , - and that it is beyond the power of its own . Creator to render it intelligent , or to give it even brutal perception , the argument must be loose and inconclusive ; it may plunge us , as it has ...
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... external impulsions alone . Des Cartes was sensible that this is the only alternative : he , therefore , cut the Gordian knot , and strenuously contended for such an hypothesis and the Abbé Polignac , who in- trepidly follows him ...
... external impulsions alone . Des Cartes was sensible that this is the only alternative : he , therefore , cut the Gordian knot , and strenuously contended for such an hypothesis and the Abbé Polignac , who in- trepidly follows him ...
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... external objects the mind perceives , which are usually , indeed , at some distance from the sense that gives notice of them . Thus , in looking at a tree , it is the eye alone that really beholds the tree , while the mind only receives ...
... external objects the mind perceives , which are usually , indeed , at some distance from the sense that gives notice of them . Thus , in looking at a tree , it is the eye alone that really beholds the tree , while the mind only receives ...
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John Mason Good. resemblance between the external or sensible object and the internal or mental idea or notion ? If there be a resemblance , in what does that resemblance consist ? and how is it produced and supported ? Does the external ...
John Mason Good. resemblance between the external or sensible object and the internal or mental idea or notion ? If there be a resemblance , in what does that resemblance consist ? and how is it produced and supported ? Does the external ...
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