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There is yet another consideration , which cannot in strictness be refused admittance here ; namely , that our acts of Judgment must , in point of fact , in the very beginning , precede any act of Imagination , or of Memory : or ...
There is yet another consideration , which cannot in strictness be refused admittance here ; namely , that our acts of Judgment must , in point of fact , in the very beginning , precede any act of Imagination , or of Memory : or ...
Page 137
lines or figures are nothing but legitimate OPERATIONS OF OUR JUDGMENT ; every moment comparing , or contrasting , the various sensations of which we are made conscious ; and therefrom dis- cerning their extended and local Relations ...
lines or figures are nothing but legitimate OPERATIONS OF OUR JUDGMENT ; every moment comparing , or contrasting , the various sensations of which we are made conscious ; and therefrom dis- cerning their extended and local Relations ...
Page 139
Mr. Fearn satisfactorily evinces that Dr. Reid's view of the admixture of judgment with many other mental powers falls very short of his own . Dr. Reid has not supposed judgment to be an operator in any of the processes of sensation ...
Mr. Fearn satisfactorily evinces that Dr. Reid's view of the admixture of judgment with many other mental powers falls very short of his own . Dr. Reid has not supposed judgment to be an operator in any of the processes of sensation ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1822 |
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