The Works of John Locke, المجلد 8Scientia Verlag, 1963 |
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... body to be nothing but ex- tension , may easily demonstrate that there is no vacuum , i . e . no space void of body , by this maxim , what is , is . For the idea to which he annexes the name body being bare extension , his knowledge ...
... body to be nothing but ex- tension , may easily demonstrate that there is no vacuum , i . e . no space void of body , by this maxim , what is , is . For the idea to which he annexes the name body being bare extension , his knowledge ...
الصفحة 303
... body , is indifferent to motion , or rest . There is as much force required to put a body , which is in motion , at rest , as there is to set a body , which is at rest , into motion . No parcel of matter can give itself either motion or ...
... body , is indifferent to motion , or rest . There is as much force required to put a body , which is in motion , at rest , as there is to set a body , which is at rest , into motion . No parcel of matter can give itself either motion or ...
الصفحة 352
... Body . We have no more pri- inary ideas of body than of spirit , ii . 21 , § 16 . The primary ideas of body , ib . § 17 . The extension or cohesion of body , as hard to be under- stood , as the thinking of spirit , ii . 23-27 , § 23 ...
... Body . We have no more pri- inary ideas of body than of spirit , ii . 21 , § 16 . The primary ideas of body , ib . § 17 . The extension or cohesion of body , as hard to be under- stood , as the thinking of spirit , ii . 23-27 , § 23 ...
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