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... mind when he thinks . By ' thinking ' Locke obviously meant to include all forms of cognizing , includ- ing sense - perception . Now this unfortunate word ' idea ' has certain implications which cause it to beg the question in ...
... mind when he thinks . By ' thinking ' Locke obviously meant to include all forms of cognizing , includ- ing sense - perception . Now this unfortunate word ' idea ' has certain implications which cause it to beg the question in ...
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... mind produce each person's sensations . There is a huge jump from the purely immanent action , which is all that anyone can observe by introspection , to the telepathic action which Berkeley postulates . ( ii ) The volition to call up ...
... mind produce each person's sensations . There is a huge jump from the purely immanent action , which is all that anyone can observe by introspection , to the telepathic action which Berkeley postulates . ( ii ) The volition to call up ...
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... Mind ? I cast about for a definition , and found one in the third of these lectures , that by my lamented friend , Dr. Sorley , on Spinoza . When we speak of a master - mind [ he wrote ] we are thinking of a productiveness of that ...
... Mind ? I cast about for a definition , and found one in the third of these lectures , that by my lamented friend , Dr. Sorley , on Spinoza . When we speak of a master - mind [ he wrote ] we are thinking of a productiveness of that ...
Contents
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By J H Clapham | 13 |
ROMANTIC POETRY AND THE FINE ARTS Warton Lecture on English | 101 |
BERKELEYS ARGUMENT ABOUT MATERIAL SUBSTANCE Philo | 119 |
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