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Principles not innate , unless their ideas be innate . 2 , 3. Ideas , especially those belonging to principles , not born with children . 4 , 5. Identity , an idea not innate . 6. Whole and part , not innate ideas . 7.
Principles not innate , unless their ideas be innate . 2 , 3. Ideas , especially those belonging to principles , not born with children . 4 , 5. Identity , an idea not innate . 6. Whole and part , not innate ideas . 7.
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The world , ' saith the * bishop of Worcester , hath been strangely amused with ideas of late , and we have been told , that strange things might be done by the help of ideas ; and yet these ideas , at last , come to be only common ...
The world , ' saith the * bishop of Worcester , hath been strangely amused with ideas of late , and we have been told , that strange things might be done by the help of ideas ; and yet these ideas , at last , come to be only common ...
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with these simple ideas , it has the power to repeat , compare , and unite them , even to an almost infinite variety ... to invent or frame one new simple idea in the mind , not taken in by the words : “ If the idea of substance be ...
with these simple ideas , it has the power to repeat , compare , and unite them , even to an almost infinite variety ... to invent or frame one new simple idea in the mind , not taken in by the words : “ If the idea of substance be ...
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able action affect answer appear assent beginning better body cause CHAPTER clear colours comes complex concerning consider consideration consists desire determined distance distinct distinguished doubt duration equal evident examine existence extension faculties farther figure follow give greater hand happiness hath imagine infinite infinity innate judge judgment knowledge known least length less liberty light Locke matter means measure memory mind modes motion move names nature necessary never notice objects observe occasion operations opinion original pain particular pass perceive perception perhaps pleasure positive present principles produce propositions prove qualities reason receive reflection rest rules seems sensation senses simple ideas solidity sort soul sound space speak stand substance succession suppose taken things thoughts tion true truth understanding uneasiness universal whereby wherein whilst