Elements of Mental Philosophy Enbracing the Two Departments of the Intellect and the Sensibilities, Том 2Harper & Brothers, 1841 |
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... true idea of the intellect itself and in suggesting the best methods of cultivating and applying our perceptive INTRODUCTION -RELATION OF THE INTELLECT TO THE SENSIBILITIES Section Reference to the general division of the whole mind.
... true idea of the intellect itself and in suggesting the best methods of cultivating and applying our perceptive INTRODUCTION -RELATION OF THE INTELLECT TO THE SENSIBILITIES Section Reference to the general division of the whole mind.
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... true and important mo- ment of examination has departed ; and we are accord- ingly under the necessity of relying upon memory rather than upon direct consciousness for those intimations which are involved in a full knowledge of the ...
... true and important mo- ment of examination has departed ; and we are accord- ingly under the necessity of relying upon memory rather than upon direct consciousness for those intimations which are involved in a full knowledge of the ...
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... true , when we de- scend to particular cases and specific acts , we find from observation that the natural sensibilities are first in the order of time , as they obviously are in the order of na- ture . And we say that they are first in ...
... true , when we de- scend to particular cases and specific acts , we find from observation that the natural sensibilities are first in the order of time , as they obviously are in the order of na- ture . And we say that they are first in ...
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... true , that these two great de- partments of the emotive or sensitive man , taken in their general history and as a whole , develope themselves near- ly at the same time , and , as it were , side by side and par- allel to each other ...
... true , that these two great de- partments of the emotive or sensitive man , taken in their general history and as a whole , develope themselves near- ly at the same time , and , as it were , side by side and par- allel to each other ...
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... true , that , like the emo- tions , they are subsequent to the perceptive and cognitive acts ; but it is well understood that they are not in im- mediate proximity with them . It is perfectly obvious , that no act of perception , or of ...
... true , that , like the emo- tions , they are subsequent to the perceptive and cognitive acts ; but it is well understood that they are not in im- mediate proximity with them . It is perfectly obvious , that no act of perception , or of ...
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