 ... singular of the class, we may do it under any. Thus, for example, we cannot actually represent the bundle of attributes contained in the concept man as an absolute object by itself, and apart from all that reduces it from a general cognition to an...  The Logic of Sir William Hamilton, Bart - Página 55por Sir William Hamilton - 1863 - 280 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | John Stuart Mill - 1865 - 372 páginas
...apart from all that reduces it from a general cognition to an individual representation. We cannot figure in imagination any object adequate to the general...contradiction and absurdity of the opposite hypothesis." This is sound doctrine, but it is pure Nominalism ; as the passage first quoted from our author was... | |
 | John Stuart Mill - 1865 - 368 páginas
...apart from all that reduces it from a general cognition to an individual representation. We cannot figure in imagination any object adequate to the general...contradiction and absurdity of the opposite hypothesis." This is sound doctrine, but it is pure Nominalism ; as the passage first quoted from our author was... | |
 | John Stuart Mill - 1865 - 578 páginas
...apart from all that reduces it from a general cognition " to an individual representation. We cannot figure in " imagination any object adequate to the..." relativity of our concepts is thus shown in the contra" diction and absurdity of the opposite hypothesis." This is sound doctrine, but it is pure Nominalism... | |
 | John Stuart Mill - 1865 - 578 páginas
...apart from all that reduces it from a general cognition " to an individual representation. We cannot figure in " imagination any object adequate to the...The "relativity of our concepts is thus shown in the contra" diction and absurdity of the opposite hypothesis." " all, or of the whole attributes of any... | |
 | John Stuart Mill - 1867 - 664 páginas
...apart from all that reduces it from a general cognition " to an individual representation. We cannot figure in " imagination any object adequate to the..." relativity of our concepts is thus shown in the contra" diction and absurdity of the opposite hypothesis." This is sound doctrine, but it is pure Nominalism... | |
 | I. P. Hughlings - 1869 - 104 páginas
...letters and syllables, these letters * Sir W, Hamilton thus negatively describes it — " We cannot figure in imagination any object adequate to the general...young nor old, but all and yet none of these at once." With the exception of the italicised words, this description is a faithful account of the facts considered... | |
 | I P. Hughlings - 1869 - 112 páginas
...letters and syllables, these letters * Sir W. Hamilton thus negatively describes it — " "We cannot figure in imagination any object adequate to the general...man nor woman, neither young nor old, but all and ydt none of these at once." With the exception of the italicised words, this description is a faithful... | |
 | William Stanley Jevons - 1889 - 544 páginas
...Representation or Imagination on the other : a general cognition to an individual representation. We cannot figure in imagination any object adequate to the general...contradiction and absurdity of the opposite hypothesis." (Sir W. Hamilton's Lectures on Logic, i. pp. 128, 129.) 1 The slovenly and inaccurate use of the word... | |
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