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... term expressive of the collective whole of our vari- ous states of mind . There are not sensations , thoughts , passions , AND also consciousness , any more than there is a quadruped apart from the particular animals included under the term ...
... term expressive of the collective whole of our vari- ous states of mind . There are not sensations , thoughts , passions , AND also consciousness , any more than there is a quadruped apart from the particular animals included under the term ...
Page 182
... term expresses a state of mind entirely distinct from the primary perception of the individual objects . This process of the mind may be misconceived and vitiated in two ways : by adding to it , or by omitting . To say that between the ...
... term expresses a state of mind entirely distinct from the primary perception of the individual objects . This process of the mind may be misconceived and vitiated in two ways : by adding to it , or by omitting . To say that between the ...
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... terms of one proposition , the former of the series of propositions . The process of Abstraction implies no special fac- ulty . All the phenomena of the mind included in this term may be resolved either into the relative suggestion of ...
... terms of one proposition , the former of the series of propositions . The process of Abstraction implies no special fac- ulty . All the phenomena of the mind included in this term may be resolved either into the relative suggestion of ...
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