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... Answer ... to his Letter ( 1697 ) and his Reply to ... Worcester's Answer to his Second Letter ( 1699 ) . 3 For other criticisms see Yolton ( 1 ) 88-90 . 4 5 See E.J. Ashworth , ' Descartes ' theory of clear and distinct ideas ...
... Answer ... to his Letter ( 1697 ) and his Reply to ... Worcester's Answer to his Second Letter ( 1699 ) . 3 For other criticisms see Yolton ( 1 ) 88-90 . 4 5 See E.J. Ashworth , ' Descartes ' theory of clear and distinct ideas ...
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... answer to the question ' What is a Strasbourg - type clock ? ' . It is clear , of course , that different people will answer this question dif- ferently . If it were put to a man in the street , to ( as Locke says ) ' a gazing Country ...
... answer to the question ' What is a Strasbourg - type clock ? ' . It is clear , of course , that different people will answer this question dif- ferently . If it were put to a man in the street , to ( as Locke says ) ' a gazing Country ...
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... answer this , for cats are sub- stances , individual particular things which have accidents or properties . But perhaps the answer is not ultimately satisfac- tory . To say that there is a cat on the mat is surely only to say that there ...
... answer this , for cats are sub- stances , individual particular things which have accidents or properties . But perhaps the answer is not ultimately satisfac- tory . To say that there is a cat on the mat is surely only to say that there ...
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Chapter 4 | 149 |
Bibliography of Books and Articles referred to more than once | 190 |
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