The Collected Works of Dugald Stewart: Philosophical Essays : with Many New and Important Additions, Volumen 5Constable, 1855 |
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... resulting from the Natural Progress of the Mind . - Beauty of Colours - of Forms - of Motion.- Combinations of these . -Uniformity in Works of Art . - Beauty of Nature , CHAPTER III - Remarks on some of Mr. Burke's Principles which do ...
... resulting from the Natural Progress of the Mind . - Beauty of Colours - of Forms - of Motion.- Combinations of these . -Uniformity in Works of Art . - Beauty of Nature , CHAPTER III - Remarks on some of Mr. Burke's Principles which do ...
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... resulting from the Phenomena of Gravitation , and from the other Physical Arrangements with which our Senses are Conversant , . • 301 CHAPTER IV . - Confirmation of the foregoing Theory from the Natural Signs of Sublime Emotion ...
... resulting from the Phenomena of Gravitation , and from the other Physical Arrangements with which our Senses are Conversant , . • 301 CHAPTER IV . - Confirmation of the foregoing Theory from the Natural Signs of Sublime Emotion ...
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... result of material organiza- tion , we impose on ourselves by words ; forgetting that Matter , as well as Mind , is known to us by its qualities alone , and that we are equally ignorant of the essence of either . " * In the farther ...
... result of material organiza- tion , we impose on ourselves by words ; forgetting that Matter , as well as Mind , is known to us by its qualities alone , and that we are equally ignorant of the essence of either . " * In the farther ...
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... result of our natural con- stitution , or the effect of accidental cir- cumstances , or the legitimate offspring of our rational powers . Even our assent to the proposition , that twice two is four , is ( according to him ) only a ...
... result of our natural con- stitution , or the effect of accidental cir- cumstances , or the legitimate offspring of our rational powers . Even our assent to the proposition , that twice two is four , is ( according to him ) only a ...
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... result from the most accurate observations of occur- rences which we cannot control , and that , for the uses to which such observations may afterwards be turned , we are indebted , not so much to the observer , as to the person who ...
... result from the most accurate observations of occur- rences which we cannot control , and that , for the uses to which such observations may afterwards be turned , we are indebted , not so much to the observer , as to the person who ...
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