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... Mind is employ'd about whilst thinking , being the Ideas , that are there , ' tis past doubt , that Men have in their Minds several Ideas ' [ II.i.1 ] . Also in connexion with the intellect he says that words ' in every Man's Mouth ...
... Mind is employ'd about whilst thinking , being the Ideas , that are there , ' tis past doubt , that Men have in their Minds several Ideas ' [ II.i.1 ] . Also in connexion with the intellect he says that words ' in every Man's Mouth ...
Page 164
... minds and bodies . How does body act on mind ? How do bodies act on each other ? The detail of these radical problems about body and mind will come out in this section . The context in which what Locke says about body and mind needs to ...
... minds and bodies . How does body act on mind ? How do bodies act on each other ? The detail of these radical problems about body and mind will come out in this section . The context in which what Locke says about body and mind needs to ...
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... mind [ ( 1 ) 2.141 , 210 ] . Locke's , on the other hand , is that actually being engaged in thought is not essential to a mind or soul . For him , thinking does not stand to the soul like extension does to body . It is not ever ...
... mind [ ( 1 ) 2.141 , 210 ] . Locke's , on the other hand , is that actually being engaged in thought is not essential to a mind or soul . For him , thinking does not stand to the soul like extension does to body . It is not ever ...
Contents
Chapter 2 | 53 |
Chapter 4 | 149 |
Bibliography of Books and Articles referred to more than once | 190 |
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