The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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... demonstration to convince him , that it is impossible for the same thing to be , and not to be . Their use dangerous where our ideas are confused . 7 $ 20 . And as these maxims are of little use where we have determined ideas , so they ...
... demonstration to convince him , that it is impossible for the same thing to be , and not to be . Their use dangerous where our ideas are confused . 7 $ 20 . And as these maxims are of little use where we have determined ideas , so they ...
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... demonstration , may be and often is made use of to confirm them ; yet all it proves amounts to no more than this , that the same word may with great certainty be affirmed of itself , without any doubt of the truth of any such ...
... demonstration , may be and often is made use of to confirm them ; yet all it proves amounts to no more than this , that the same word may with great certainty be affirmed of itself , without any doubt of the truth of any such ...
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... this method one may make demonstrations and undoubted propositions in words , and yet thereby ad- vance not one jot in the knowledge of the truth of things ; v . g . he that having learnt 50 Book 4 . Trifling Propositions .
... this method one may make demonstrations and undoubted propositions in words , and yet thereby ad- vance not one jot in the knowledge of the truth of things ; v . g . he that having learnt 50 Book 4 . Trifling Propositions .
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... demonstration ; and of other things by sensa- tion . Our know- ledge of our own exist- ence is in- tuitive . § 3. As for our own existence , we per- ceive it so plainly , and so certainly , that it neither needs nor is capable of any ...
... demonstration ; and of other things by sensa- tion . Our know- ledge of our own exist- ence is in- tuitive . § 3. As for our own existence , we per- ceive it so plainly , and so certainly , that it neither needs nor is capable of any ...
الصفحة 55
... demonstration . To show there- fore that we are capable of knowing , i . e . being cer- tain that there is a God , and how we may come by this certainty , I think we need go no farther than our- selves , and that undoubted knowledge we ...
... demonstration . To show there- fore that we are capable of knowing , i . e . being cer- tain that there is a God , and how we may come by this certainty , I think we need go no farther than our- selves , and that undoubted knowledge we ...
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