The Book of Nature, Volumen3Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1828 |
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... respect to our course of study thus far pursued , I much sus- pect that what is to follow has but little chance of giving a higher character to our attainments ; for the subject it proposes to touch upon , the doctrine of psychology ...
... respect to our course of study thus far pursued , I much sus- pect that what is to follow has but little chance of giving a higher character to our attainments ; for the subject it proposes to touch upon , the doctrine of psychology ...
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... respects , instinct is made a part or faculty of the mind : and hence we hear of a moral in- stinct . But has the polype , then , or the hydatid a mind ? Are we to look for a mind in the midst of sponges , corals , and funguses ? -in ...
... respects , instinct is made a part or faculty of the mind : and hence we hear of a moral in- stinct . But has the polype , then , or the hydatid a mind ? Are we to look for a mind in the midst of sponges , corals , and funguses ? -in ...
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... respect is intelligence connected with the brain ? Does it result from its mere peculiarity of structure , secreted , like the blood , but of a finer and more attenuate crasis , or is it a something superadded to the organ ? Is it ...
... respect is intelligence connected with the brain ? Does it result from its mere peculiarity of structure , secreted , like the blood , but of a finer and more attenuate crasis , or is it a something superadded to the organ ? Is it ...
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... respect to a point upon which they are conceived to differ diametrically ; I mean an assimilation of the human soul to that of brutes . The materialist , who traces the origin of sens- ation and thought from a mere modification of ...
... respect to a point upon which they are conceived to differ diametrically ; I mean an assimilation of the human soul to that of brutes . The materialist , who traces the origin of sens- ation and thought from a mere modification of ...
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... respect of brutes ; and hence , to speak of their natural immortality is altogether visionary and unphilosophical . In reality , the difference between this sug- gested hypothesis and that of the general body of immaterialists , is ...
... respect of brutes ; and hence , to speak of their natural immortality is altogether visionary and unphilosophical . In reality , the difference between this sug- gested hypothesis and that of the general body of immaterialists , is ...
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