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Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind, Volume 1

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T. Cadell and W. Davies ..., and W. Creech, 1814 - Psychology

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Page	1

Of the Influence of Aſſociation in regulating the Succeſſion of	3

Of the Utility of the Philofophy of the Human	17

General Obſervations on this Part of our Conſtitu	19

Continuation of the fame Subject	44

Of the Powers of External Perception	63

Of certain natural Prejudices which feem	71

Of Dr REIDs Speculations on the Subject	87

CHAP V	277

II	288

of its Thoughts	295

Of Invention in the Arts and Sciences	317

Application of the Principles ftated in the fore	327

Of the Influence of Affociation on the Intellectual and on the Alive	348

386	386

General Remarks on the Subjects treated in	397

Of the Origin of our Knowledge	94

CHAP II	103

CHAP IV	152

Of the Objects of our Thoughts when we	160

Remarks on the Opinions of fome modern Phi	182

Continuation of the fame Subject Inferences	197

Of the Purpoſes to which the Powers of	204

Of the Errors to which we are liable in Specu	215

Continuation of the fame Subject Differences	224

Of Memory	403

Continuation of the fame Subject Effects pro	446

Continuation of the fame Subject Importance	461

Of the Connexion between Memory and Philofo	471

Of Imagination	481

Continuation of the fame Subject Relation	506

Continuation of the fame Subject Inconve	517

NOTES AND ILLUSTRATIONS	535

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Title	Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind, Volume 1 Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind, Dugald Stewart
Author	Dugald Stewart
Publisher	T. Cadell and W. Davies ..., and W. Creech, 1814
Original from	the University of California
Digitized	17 Jul 2013

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