The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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... light and heat . These and the like ef- fects we see and know ; but the causes that operate , and the manner they are produced in , we can only guess and probably conjecture . For these and the like , coming not within the scrutiny of ...
... light and heat . These and the like ef- fects we see and know ; but the causes that operate , and the manner they are produced in , we can only guess and probably conjecture . For these and the like , coming not within the scrutiny of ...
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... light at all ; it only shows that if the intermediate idea agrees with those it is on both sides immediately applied to , then those two remote ones , or as they are called extremes , do certainly agree , and therefore the immediate ...
... light at all ; it only shows that if the intermediate idea agrees with those it is on both sides immediately applied to , then those two remote ones , or as they are called extremes , do certainly agree , and therefore the immediate ...
الصفحة 125
... light and conviction with it , and made men see where the truth lay . And therefore syllogism has been thought more proper for the attaining victory in dispute , than for the discovery or confirmation of truth in fair inquiries . And if ...
... light and conviction with it , and made men see where the truth lay . And therefore syllogism has been thought more proper for the attaining victory in dispute , than for the discovery or confirmation of truth in fair inquiries . And if ...
الصفحة 127
... light but little of that treasure that lay so long hid in the entrails of America . And I am apt to think , that he who shall employ all the force of his reason only in brandishing of syllogisms , will discover very little of that mass ...
... light but little of that treasure that lay so long hid in the entrails of America . And I am apt to think , that he who shall employ all the force of his reason only in brandishing of syllogisms , will discover very little of that mass ...
الصفحة 132
... light , some tion by rea- sparks of bright knowledge ; yet the soning . greatest part of our ideas are such , that we cannot discern their agreement or disagreement by an immediate comparing them . And in all these we have need of ...
... light , some tion by rea- sparks of bright knowledge ; yet the soning . greatest part of our ideas are such , that we cannot discern their agreement or disagreement by an immediate comparing them . And in all these we have need of ...
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