The Works of John Locke, المجلد 8Scientia Verlag, 1963 |
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... intuitive knowledge . Because in that there is barely one simple intuition , wherein there is no room for any the least mistake or doubt ; the truth is seen all perfectly at once . In demonstra- tion , it is true , there is intuition ...
... intuitive knowledge . Because in that there is barely one simple intuition , wherein there is no room for any the least mistake or doubt ; the truth is seen all perfectly at once . In demonstra- tion , it is true , there is intuition ...
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John Locke. called intuitive knowledge . Thus we see that red is not green ; that the whole is bigger than a part ; and that two and two are equal to four . The truth of these and the like propositions we know by a bare simple intuition ...
John Locke. called intuitive knowledge . Thus we see that red is not green ; that the whole is bigger than a part ; and that two and two are equal to four . The truth of these and the like propositions we know by a bare simple intuition ...
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... Intuitive , ii . 319 , § 1 . Intuitive , the clearest , ii . 320 , § 1 . Intuitive , irresistible , ibid . Demonstrative , ii . 321 , § 2 . Of general truths , is all either intuitive or demonstrative , ii . 327 , § 14 . Of particular ...
... Intuitive , ii . 319 , § 1 . Intuitive , the clearest , ii . 320 , § 1 . Intuitive , irresistible , ibid . Demonstrative , ii . 321 , § 2 . Of general truths , is all either intuitive or demonstrative , ii . 327 , § 14 . Of particular ...
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