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... mind , but their quali- ties . Is it fcepticism to afk - What is mind , but fenfation ? and what is fenfation , but a perception of the qualities of what we call matter ? May we not , without pretending to know any thing of the ...
... mind , but their quali- ties . Is it fcepticism to afk - What is mind , but fenfation ? and what is fenfation , but a perception of the qualities of what we call matter ? May we not , without pretending to know any thing of the ...
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... mind must have remained deflitute of knowledge , this conceffion could have no tendency what- ever to favour the principles of materialism ; as it implies nothing more than that the impreffions made on our fenfes by external ob jects ...
... mind must have remained deflitute of knowledge , this conceffion could have no tendency what- ever to favour the principles of materialism ; as it implies nothing more than that the impreffions made on our fenfes by external ob jects ...
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... MIND , the author obferves , that By reflecting on what paffes within ourselves , we find mind to be capable of thefe three things : perception , fenfation , and action . By perception , we fee and conceive things ; by fenfation , we ...
... MIND , the author obferves , that By reflecting on what paffes within ourselves , we find mind to be capable of thefe three things : perception , fenfation , and action . By perception , we fee and conceive things ; by fenfation , we ...
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