The Works of John Locke, Volumen2T. Longman, 1794 - 8 páginas |
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... whofe eyes can difcover ordi- nary 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 ...
... whofe eyes can difcover ordi- nary 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 ...
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... whofe fense seems dubious ; or why a man fhould be afhamed to own his ignorance , in what sense another man ufes his words , fince he has no other way of certainly knowing it , but by being informed . This abuse of taking words upon ...
... whofe fense seems dubious ; or why a man fhould be afhamed to own his ignorance , in what sense another man ufes his words , fince he has no other way of certainly knowing it , but by being informed . This abuse of taking words upon ...
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... whofe fignification is not ascertained be- twixt them , comes in ufe , their understandings have no other object wherein they agree , but barely the found ; .the things that they think on at that time , as expreffed by that word , being ...
... whofe fignification is not ascertained be- twixt them , comes in ufe , their understandings have no other object wherein they agree , but barely the found ; .the things that they think on at that time , as expreffed by that word , being ...
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... ( whofe knowledge and ideas of these things are certainly much more perfect than ours ) know them , we have no notion , no idea at all . The whole extent of our knowledge or imagination reaches not beyond our own ideas limited to our ways ...
... ( whofe knowledge and ideas of these things are certainly much more perfect than ours ) know them , we have no notion , no idea at all . The whole extent of our knowledge or imagination reaches not beyond our own ideas limited to our ways ...
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... whofe meaning is not agreed between them , out of a mistake , that the fignifications of common words are certainly established , and the precife ideas they stand for perfectly known ; and that it is a fhame to be ignorant of them ...
... whofe meaning is not agreed between them , out of a mistake , that the fignifications of common words are certainly established , and the precife ideas they stand for perfectly known ; and that it is a fhame to be ignorant of them ...
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