The Works of John Locke, Volumen2T. Longman, 1794 - 8 páginas |
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... objects . 7. Fourthly ; our fenfes affift one another's teftimony of the existence of outward things . 8. This certainty is as great as our condition needs . 9. But reaches no farther than actual fenfation . 10. Folly to expect demon ...
... objects . 7. Fourthly ; our fenfes affift one another's teftimony of the existence of outward things . 8. This certainty is as great as our condition needs . 9. But reaches no farther than actual fenfation . 10. Folly to expect demon ...
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... P. XXI . Of the divifion of the sciences . SECT . 1. Three forts . 2. First , Phyfica . 3. Secondly , Practica . 4. Thirdly , Expeiwtixn . 5 . This is the first division of the objects of knowledge . OF The CONTENT S. 1.
... P. XXI . Of the divifion of the sciences . SECT . 1. Three forts . 2. First , Phyfica . 3. Secondly , Practica . 4. Thirdly , Expeiwtixn . 5 . This is the first division of the objects of knowledge . OF The CONTENT S. 1.
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... objects ; or " a man is rational , " fignifies that the fame thing that hath the effence of a man , hath alfo in it the effence of rationality , i . e . a power of reafoning . § . 2. This diftinction of names shows us alfo the ...
... objects ; or " a man is rational , " fignifies that the fame thing that hath the effence of a man , hath alfo in it the effence of rationality , i . e . a power of reafoning . § . 2. This diftinction of names shows us alfo the ...
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... object wherein they agree , but barely the found ; .the things that they think on at that time , as expreffed by that word , being quite different . and bird . § . 7. Whether a bat be a bird or no , is Inftance , bat not a question ...
... object wherein they agree , but barely the found ; .the things that they think on at that time , as expreffed by that word , being quite different . and bird . § . 7. Whether a bat be a bird or no , is Inftance , bat not a question ...
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... objects in nature , from whence their ideas are taken , as from their original , are apt to be very con- fufed . Juftice is a word in every man's mouth , but most commonly with a very undetermined loose signifi- cation which will always ...
... objects in nature , from whence their ideas are taken , as from their original , are apt to be very con- fufed . Juftice is a word in every man's mouth , but most commonly with a very undetermined loose signifi- cation which will always ...
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