The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 7A. Constable, 1805 |
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Page 167
... mind is . alfo treated by our author with very little indulgence . The fup- pofition of diftinct faculties is inconfiftent , he aflerts , with the u- nity of the mind ; and , in fact , we have no more notion of active power , than we ...
... mind is . alfo treated by our author with very little indulgence . The fup- pofition of diftinct faculties is inconfiftent , he aflerts , with the u- nity of the mind ; and , in fact , we have no more notion of active power , than we ...
Page 168
... mind , we think he is very fuccefsful in expofing the inaccurary of the ordinary philofophical language , and the obfcurity of our conceptions upon the fubject . After observing that it is admitted by Locke and his followers , that the mind ...
... mind , we think he is very fuccefsful in expofing the inaccurary of the ordinary philofophical language , and the obfcurity of our conceptions upon the fubject . After observing that it is admitted by Locke and his followers , that the mind ...
Page 170
... mind can be conceived to have an existence in nature . This , then , is one fact which we may fafely affume as quite cer- tain and indifputable , viz . that our fenfations are affections of the mind , and have no neceffary reference to ...
... mind can be conceived to have an existence in nature . This , then , is one fact which we may fafely affume as quite cer- tain and indifputable , viz . that our fenfations are affections of the mind , and have no neceffary reference to ...
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