The Works of John Locke, Volumen2T. Longman, 1794 - 8 páginas |
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... Depends on proofs , 4. But not fo eafy , 5. Not without precedent doubt . 6. Not fo clear . 7. Each step must have in- tuitive evidence . 8. Hence the mistake ex præ- cognitis & præconceffis . 9. Demonftration not limited to quantity ...
... Depends on proofs , 4. But not fo eafy , 5. Not without precedent doubt . 6. Not fo clear . 7. Each step must have in- tuitive evidence . 8. Hence the mistake ex præ- cognitis & præconceffis . 9. Demonftration not limited to quantity ...
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... depend moftly on external , remote , and un- perceived caufes . 13. Judgment may reach far- ther , but that is not know- ledge . 14. What is requifite for our knowledge of fubftances . 15. Whilft our ideas of fub- ftances contain not ...
... depend moftly on external , remote , and un- perceived caufes . 13. Judgment may reach far- ther , but that is not know- ledge . 14. What is requifite for our knowledge of fubftances . 15. Whilft our ideas of fub- ftances contain not ...
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... depend . 11. What ufe thefe general maxims have . r2 . Maxims , if care be not taken in the ufe of words , may prove contradictions . 13. Inftance in vacuum . 14. They prove not the exist- ence of things without us . 15. Their ...
... depend . 11. What ufe thefe general maxims have . r2 . Maxims , if care be not taken in the ufe of words , may prove contradictions . 13. Inftance in vacuum . 14. They prove not the exist- ence of things without us . 15. Their ...
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... depend moftly on the fineness and niceties of words , it is no wonder if the wit of man , fo employed , fhould perplex , involve , and fubtilize the fignification of founds , fo as never to want fomething to fay , in op- pofing or ...
... depend moftly on the fineness and niceties of words , it is no wonder if the wit of man , fo employed , fhould perplex , involve , and fubtilize the fignification of founds , fo as never to want fomething to fay , in op- pofing or ...
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... depend . Which is fo far from diminishing the imperfection of our words , that by a plain abuse it adds to it when we would make them ftand for fome- thing , which not being in our complex idea , the name we use can no ways be the fign ...
... depend . Which is fo far from diminishing the imperfection of our words , that by a plain abuse it adds to it when we would make them ftand for fome- thing , which not being in our complex idea , the name we use can no ways be the fign ...
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