Elements of Criticism: Volume I [-II].A. Millar, London; and A. Kincaid & J. Bell, Edinburgh., 1765 |
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... distinguished by different names : the latter have no existence till a proper object be prefented ; whereas the former exist first , and then are di- rected to an object ; a paffion comes after its ob- ject ; an appetite goes before it ...
... distinguished by different names : the latter have no existence till a proper object be prefented ; whereas the former exist first , and then are di- rected to an object ; a paffion comes after its ob- ject ; an appetite goes before it ...
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... distinguished from what proceed from causes that are uncon- nected . Diffimilar emotions of the former kind , being forced into a fort of unnatural union , pro- duce a feeling of discord instead of harmony : and in computing their force ...
... distinguished from what proceed from causes that are uncon- nected . Diffimilar emotions of the former kind , being forced into a fort of unnatural union , pro- duce a feeling of discord instead of harmony : and in computing their force ...
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... of the fpectator . Qualities of this kind , which owe their existence to the percipient as much as to the object , are termed Secondary qualities ; and N 2 are > are distinguished from figure , extenfion , folidity , Ch . III . 195 BEAUT Y.
... of the fpectator . Qualities of this kind , which owe their existence to the percipient as much as to the object , are termed Secondary qualities ; and N 2 are > are distinguished from figure , extenfion , folidity , Ch . III . 195 BEAUT Y.
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Volume I [-II]. Lord Henry Home Kames. > are distinguished from figure , extenfion , folidity , which in contradiftinction to the former are termed primary qualities , because they inhere in fubjects whether perceived or not . This dif ...
Volume I [-II]. Lord Henry Home Kames. > are distinguished from figure , extenfion , folidity , which in contradiftinction to the former are termed primary qualities , because they inhere in fubjects whether perceived or not . This dif ...
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... distinguished from that of variety : to produce the latter , a plurality of objects is neceffary ; the former arifes from a circumstance found in a single object . A- gain , where objects , whether coexiftent or in fuc gain , Ch . VI ...
... distinguished from that of variety : to produce the latter , a plurality of objects is neceffary ; the former arifes from a circumstance found in a single object . A- gain , where objects , whether coexiftent or in fuc gain , Ch . VI ...
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