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Page 397
... mind itself partakes of this complexity of struc- ture : for , though exhibiting such a diversity of characters , and liable to such various and opposite affections , we are to regard the mind itself as an unit , or monad ; and , though ...
... mind itself partakes of this complexity of struc- ture : for , though exhibiting such a diversity of characters , and liable to such various and opposite affections , we are to regard the mind itself as an unit , or monad ; and , though ...
Page 399
... mind , can be regarded as single : -if the latter , as we know nothing of the inward constitution of the mind , so it is impossible for us to say whether the principle of consciousness be single , or the result of a complicated ...
... mind , can be regarded as single : -if the latter , as we know nothing of the inward constitution of the mind , so it is impossible for us to say whether the principle of consciousness be single , or the result of a complicated ...
Page 414
... mind , certainly betrays either a great want of candour , or a very imperfect know- lege of the present state of the science . He has heard of the association of ideas , because the term now and then occurs in his book but he has ...
... mind , certainly betrays either a great want of candour , or a very imperfect know- lege of the present state of the science . He has heard of the association of ideas , because the term now and then occurs in his book but he has ...
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