The Collected Works of Dugald Stewart: Philosophical Essays : with Many New and Important Additions, Volumen 5Constable, 1855 |
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... a step in tracing the ' Philosophy of the Human Mind , [ supra , vol . i . pp . 52 , 53 , ( Works , vol . ii . ) ] process of the connexion between external objects and mental feelings 8 PHILOSOPHICAL ESSAYS . - PRELIMINARY DISSERTATION .
... a step in tracing the ' Philosophy of the Human Mind , [ supra , vol . i . pp . 52 , 53 , ( Works , vol . ii . ) ] process of the connexion between external objects and mental feelings 8 PHILOSOPHICAL ESSAYS . - PRELIMINARY DISSERTATION .
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... external objects and mental feelings . " — " It is curious to observe , " the same author con- tinues , “ that Dr. Reid , after starting several objections against the commonly received hypothesis , is obliged to admit , that many well ...
... external objects and mental feelings . " — " It is curious to observe , " the same author con- tinues , “ that Dr. Reid , after starting several objections against the commonly received hypothesis , is obliged to admit , that many well ...
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... external sense by the hand of Nature herself ; but it is not on that account the less useful to evolve the general theorems which are thus em- bodied with their particular applications , and to combine them in a systematical and ...
... external sense by the hand of Nature herself ; but it is not on that account the less useful to evolve the general theorems which are thus em- bodied with their particular applications , and to combine them in a systematical and ...
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... External Senses , so all our knowledge of the Human Mind is derived from Consciousness . As to the blind or the deaf , no words can convey the notions of particular colours , or of par- ticular sounds ; so to a being who had never been ...
... External Senses , so all our knowledge of the Human Mind is derived from Consciousness . As to the blind or the deaf , no words can convey the notions of particular colours , or of par- ticular sounds ; so to a being who had never been ...
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... external objects ; or our belief , that other men possess intellectual powers and faculties similar to those of which we are conscious in ourselves . In all these cases , the only account that can be given of our belief is , that ...
... external objects ; or our belief , that other men possess intellectual powers and faculties similar to those of which we are conscious in ourselves . In all these cases , the only account that can be given of our belief is , that ...
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