The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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... abstract ideas of substances , for which their specific names stand , whenever they have any distinct and determinate sig- nification , have a discoverable connexion or incon- sistency with but a very few other ideas ; the certainty ...
... abstract ideas of substances , for which their specific names stand , whenever they have any distinct and determinate sig- nification , have a discoverable connexion or incon- sistency with but a very few other ideas ; the certainty ...
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... abstract com- plex ideas of substances , for which their general names stand , not comprehending their real constitutions , can afford us very little universal certainty . Because our ideas of them are not made up of that , on which ...
... abstract com- plex ideas of substances , for which their general names stand , not comprehending their real constitutions , can afford us very little universal certainty . Because our ideas of them are not made up of that , on which ...
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... the contemplation of our own abstract ideas that alone is able to afford us general knowledge . lies the ge- neral cer- tainty of proposi- tions . CHAPTER VII . Of Maxims . They are § 1. Ch . 6 . 21 their Truth and Certainty .
... the contemplation of our own abstract ideas that alone is able to afford us general knowledge . lies the ge- neral cer- tainty of proposi- tions . CHAPTER VII . Of Maxims . They are § 1. Ch . 6 . 21 their Truth and Certainty .
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... abstract , and comprehensive . It is not therefore alone to these two general proposi- tions , whatsoever is , is ; and it is impossible for the same thing to be , and not to be ; that this sort of self- evidence belongs by any peculiar ...
... abstract , and comprehensive . It is not therefore alone to these two general proposi- tions , whatsoever is , is ; and it is impossible for the same thing to be , and not to be ; that this sort of self- evidence belongs by any peculiar ...
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... abstract ideas are not so obvious or easy to children , or the yet unexercised mind , as particular ones . If they seem so to grown men , it is only because by constant and familiar use they are made so . For when we nicely reflect upon ...
... abstract ideas are not so obvious or easy to children , or the yet unexercised mind , as particular ones . If they seem so to grown men , it is only because by constant and familiar use they are made so . For when we nicely reflect upon ...
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