The Works of John Locke, المجلد 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
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... perceive them to have a necessary connexion : and therefore we cannot with certainty affirm , that all men sleep by intervals ' ; that no man can be nourished by wood or stones ; that all men will be poisoned by hemlock : because these ...
... perceive them to have a necessary connexion : and therefore we cannot with certainty affirm , that all men sleep by intervals ' ; that no man can be nourished by wood or stones ; that all men will be poisoned by hemlock : because these ...
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... perceive what he perceives ) he can never be in doubt when any idea is in his mind , that it is there , and is that idea it is ; and that two distinct ideas , when they are in his mind , are there , and are not one and the same idea ...
... perceive what he perceives ) he can never be in doubt when any idea is in his mind , that it is there , and is that idea it is ; and that two distinct ideas , when they are in his mind , are there , and are not one and the same idea ...
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... perceives , in any ideas that it has , the same idea to be the same with itself ; and two different ideas to be different , and not the same . And this it is equally certain of , whether these ideas be more or less general , abstract ...
... perceives , in any ideas that it has , the same idea to be the same with itself ; and two different ideas to be different , and not the same . And this it is equally certain of , whether these ideas be more or less general , abstract ...
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... place , book i . chap . ii . Who perceives not that a child certainly knows that a stranger is not its mother , that its sucking - bottle 26 Book 4 . Maxims . Because on them the other parts of our knowledge do depend.
... place , book i . chap . ii . Who perceives not that a child certainly knows that a stranger is not its mother , that its sucking - bottle 26 Book 4 . Maxims . Because on them the other parts of our knowledge do depend.
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... perceives two different ideas to be different ideas . For when a man has in his understanding the ideas of one and of two , the idea of yellow , and the idea of blue , he cannot but certainly know , that the idea of one is the idea of ...
... perceives two different ideas to be different ideas . For when a man has in his understanding the ideas of one and of two , the idea of yellow , and the idea of blue , he cannot but certainly know , that the idea of one is the idea of ...
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