Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 212
... ideas on the other , so far as we are conscious of our ideas : but all facts involve ideas unconsciously ; and thus the distinction of facts and the- ories is not tenable as that of sense and Ideas is . " Whewell . Aph . on Ideas V. See ...
... ideas on the other , so far as we are conscious of our ideas : but all facts involve ideas unconsciously ; and thus the distinction of facts and the- ories is not tenable as that of sense and Ideas is . " Whewell . Aph . on Ideas V. See ...
Page 447
... ideas of number , identity , relation , beauty , and others , or some idea still more abstract , from which these are derived , I see not how reflection can deduce more from a thousand than from one . There is a tree , and that is all ...
... ideas of number , identity , relation , beauty , and others , or some idea still more abstract , from which these are derived , I see not how reflection can deduce more from a thousand than from one . There is a tree , and that is all ...
Page 450
... idea of it is not innate , for if innate , it would be the same idea in all minds ; the philosopher would have no advantage over the unlettered man in its interpretation : indeed , it would require no in- terpretation , no labored ...
... idea of it is not innate , for if innate , it would be the same idea in all minds ; the philosopher would have no advantage over the unlettered man in its interpretation : indeed , it would require no in- terpretation , no labored ...
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