The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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الصفحة v
... ideas or words . 3. Which make mental or verbal propositions . 4. Mental propositions are very hard to be treated of . 5. Being nothing but joining or separating ideas , without words . 6. When mental propositions contain real truth ...
... ideas or words . 3. Which make mental or verbal propositions . 4. Mental propositions are very hard to be treated of . 5. Being nothing but joining or separating ideas , without words . 6. When mental propositions contain real truth ...
الصفحة vi
... ideas of substances contain not their real con- stitutions , we can make but few general , certain pro- positions ... ideas . 16-18 . Instance in man . 19. Little use of these maxims , in proofs , where we have clear and distinct ideas ...
... ideas of substances contain not their real con- stitutions , we can make but few general , certain pro- positions ... ideas . 16-18 . Instance in man . 19. Little use of these maxims , in proofs , where we have clear and distinct ideas ...
الصفحة viii
... idea from actual sensation , and an- other from memory , are very distinct perceptions . 6. Thirdly , pleasure or pain , which accompanies actual sensa- tion , accompanies not the returning of those ideas , with- out the external ...
... idea from actual sensation , and an- other from memory , are very distinct perceptions . 6. Thirdly , pleasure or pain , which accompanies actual sensa- tion , accompanies not the returning of those ideas , with- out the external ...
الصفحة x
... ideas . 11. Thirdly , for want of intermediate ideas . 12. Fourthly , because of wrong principles . 13. Fifthly , because of doubtful terms . 14. Our highest degree of knowledge is intuitive , without reasoning . 15. The next is ...
... ideas . 11. Thirdly , for want of intermediate ideas . 12. Fourthly , because of wrong principles . 13. Fifthly , because of doubtful terms . 14. Our highest degree of knowledge is intuitive , without reasoning . 15. The next is ...
الصفحة 2
... ideas ; at least when the subject of their meditation contains in it complex ideas . Which is a great evidence of the im- perfection and uncertainty of our ideas of that kind , and may , if attentively made use of , serve for a mark to ...
... ideas ; at least when the subject of their meditation contains in it complex ideas . Which is a great evidence of the im- perfection and uncertainty of our ideas of that kind , and may , if attentively made use of , serve for a mark to ...
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