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... Berkeley's theory may now be stated as follows . ( 1 ) The phrase ' material thing ' just means a group of sensibilia of various kinds which regularly accompany each other . ( 2 ) It is meaningless to suggest that there could be ...
... Berkeley's theory may now be stated as follows . ( 1 ) The phrase ' material thing ' just means a group of sensibilia of various kinds which regularly accompany each other . ( 2 ) It is meaningless to suggest that there could be ...
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... Berkeley's theory . Sensations are events , and a person's sensa- tions come and go without and even against his will . It seemed obvious to Berkeley that a person's sensations must have XXVIII R efficient causes which are active agents ...
... Berkeley's theory . Sensations are events , and a person's sensa- tions come and go without and even against his will . It seemed obvious to Berkeley that a person's sensations must have XXVIII R efficient causes which are active agents ...
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... Berkeley's complete theory is a causal theory just as much as the Descartes - Locke theory . According to him , our sensations are caused by the volitions of God ; and the groupings and correlations and sequences of sensations , which ...
... Berkeley's complete theory is a causal theory just as much as the Descartes - Locke theory . According to him , our sensations are caused by the volitions of God ; and the groupings and correlations and sequences of sensations , which ...
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By J H Clapham | 13 |
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BLAISE PASCAL Lecture on a Master Mind By H F Stewart | 197 |
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