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... sense , so far as this formed part of the ideal of gentility ; but it included also other qualities of the ideal , such as honour , valour , generosity , and good manners . In Shakespeare's plays we sometimes have the epithet ' gentle ...
... sense , so far as this formed part of the ideal of gentility ; but it included also other qualities of the ideal , such as honour , valour , generosity , and good manners . In Shakespeare's plays we sometimes have the epithet ' gentle ...
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... sense of thought or cogitation , but in the sense he himself had given it of a stream of ideas . Actual objects , he will now admit , not without a certain surprise , are not ideas at all : they do not lie in the mind ( for there is no ...
... sense of thought or cogitation , but in the sense he himself had given it of a stream of ideas . Actual objects , he will now admit , not without a certain surprise , are not ideas at all : they do not lie in the mind ( for there is no ...
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... sense ? The data of sense are the immediate objects present to the mind in sensing , and for the psychologist these immediate objects are sensations . The problem for the philosopher is - What is the nature of the reality we are in ...
... sense ? The data of sense are the immediate objects present to the mind in sensing , and for the psychologist these immediate objects are sensations . The problem for the philosopher is - What is the nature of the reality we are in ...
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ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191617 | 33 |
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JACOB AND THE MANDRAKES BY J G FRAZER FELLOW OF | 57 |
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