Analysis of the Phenomena of the Human Mind

abstract action adjectives Adverbs alimentary canal Analysis animal antece antecedent appears applied Aristotle asso Association Psychology attention attributes belief called cause Classification colour combination complex idea conceive conjunction connected connexion connotation consciousness consequent contiguity Copula denote derived distinct distinguish effect evidence example excited existence experience explained expression fact Falstaff feeling Genus hearing horse Imagination important included indefinite number individual inseparable association instance intellectual James Mill John language law of association manner mark meaning memory mental mind mode motion muscular names of action nature Nominalists nouns substantive object occasion organ pain Parmenides particular peculiar person phenomena philosophers Plato pleasure possibilities of sensation Predication present proposition purpose rational remarkable remember repetition resemblance rose seen sensations of sight sense sensibility sight signifies smell sound speak species substantive supposed syllogism synchronous taste term theory thing thought tion touch train verb word