The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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... mind's having distinct ideas , this affords us as many self- evident propositions as we have distinct ideas . Every one , that has any know- ledge at all , has , as the foundation of it , various and distinct ideas : and it is the first ...
... mind's having distinct ideas , this affords us as many self- evident propositions as we have distinct ideas . Every one , that has any know- ledge at all , has , as the foundation of it , various and distinct ideas : and it is the first ...
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... mind perceives , in any ideas that it has , the same idea to be the same with itself ; and two different ideas to be ... mind employed about particular ideas . There is nothing more visible than that the mind , without the help of any ...
... mind perceives , in any ideas that it has , the same idea to be the same with itself ; and two different ideas to be ... mind employed about particular ideas . There is nothing more visible than that the mind , without the help of any ...
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... mind , is there , and is not absent ; that the consideration of these axioms can add nothing to the evidence or certainty of its know- ledge . Just so it is ( as every one may experiment in himself ) in all the ideas a man has in his mind ...
... mind , is there , and is not absent ; that the consideration of these axioms can add nothing to the evidence or certainty of its know- ledge . Just so it is ( as every one may experiment in himself ) in all the ideas a man has in his mind ...
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... mind . And , se- condly , that upon them the other parts of our know- ledge depend . Because they are not the truths we first knew . $ 9. First , that they are not the truths first known to the mind , is evident to experience , as we ...
... mind . And , se- condly , that upon them the other parts of our know- ledge depend . Because they are not the truths we first knew . $ 9. First , that they are not the truths first known to the mind , is evident to experience , as we ...
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... mind is perfectly acquainted with , and fully convinced of , before it ever thought on these general maxims , to which mathematicians , in their arguings , do sometimes refer them ! Whereof the reason is very plain ; for that which ...
... mind is perfectly acquainted with , and fully convinced of , before it ever thought on these general maxims , to which mathematicians , in their arguings , do sometimes refer them ! Whereof the reason is very plain ; for that which ...
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