Abridgement of Mental Philosophy: Including the Three Departments of the Intellect, Sensibilities, and Will ; Designed as a Text-book for Academies and High SchoolsHarper & brothers, 1864 - 564 |
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... period can be traced to a material source . In proof of both positions , particularly the latter , we may properly ... periods of life , we discover not merely that our ideas are then comparatively few in number , but that far the ...
... period can be traced to a material source . In proof of both positions , particularly the latter , we may properly ... periods of life , we discover not merely that our ideas are then comparatively few in number , but that far the ...
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... period , have been deprived of any of the senses , and all the extraordi- nary facts which have come to knowledge , having a bear- ing on this inquiry , go strongly in favour of the views which have been given . - It appears , for ...
... period , have been deprived of any of the senses , and all the extraordi- nary facts which have come to knowledge , having a bear- ing on this inquiry , go strongly in favour of the views which have been given . - It appears , for ...
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... period , having ascertained that all coloured bodies are spread out or extended , he invariably associates the idea ... periods , that such a misapprehension should exist . A solid body presents to the eye nothing but a certain ...
... period , having ascertained that all coloured bodies are spread out or extended , he invariably associates the idea ... periods , that such a misapprehension should exist . A solid body presents to the eye nothing but a certain ...
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... period in life ; so much so , that we lose , in a great measure , the memory both of its commencement and progress . 39. Measurements of magnitude by the eye . What has been said naturally leads us to the consid- eration of MAGNITUDE ...
... period in life ; so much so , that we lose , in a great measure , the memory both of its commencement and progress . 39. Measurements of magnitude by the eye . What has been said naturally leads us to the consid- eration of MAGNITUDE ...
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... original perception ; although the latter was universally supposed to be the fact until comparatively a recent period All objects in the first instance appear to touch the 64 THE SENSE OF SIGHT . Of the estimation of distances by sight.
... original perception ; although the latter was universally supposed to be the fact until comparatively a recent period All objects in the first instance appear to touch the 64 THE SENSE OF SIGHT . Of the estimation of distances by sight.
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