Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts, Parte 1J. Monroe, 1847 - 627 páginas |
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... already mentioned . Of the importance of these , as a separate branch of study , it is possible that some may think more favorably than others ; but they are obviously different in their nature , from the investigations of physics ; and ...
... already mentioned . Of the importance of these , as a separate branch of study , it is possible that some may think more favorably than others ; but they are obviously different in their nature , from the investigations of physics ; and ...
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... already made , are sufficient to illustrate the dangerous consequences which are likely to result from a partial and injudicious cultivation of the mind ; and , at the same time , to point out the utility of the intellectual philosophy ...
... already made , are sufficient to illustrate the dangerous consequences which are likely to result from a partial and injudicious cultivation of the mind ; and , at the same time , to point out the utility of the intellectual philosophy ...
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... already took notice , in general terms , of the common relation which all the different branches of our knowledge bear to the phi- losophy of the human mind . In consequence of this relation , it not only forms an interesting object of ...
... already took notice , in general terms , of the common relation which all the different branches of our knowledge bear to the phi- losophy of the human mind . In consequence of this relation , it not only forms an interesting object of ...
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... already had on the doctrines of chemistry , cannot fail to be known to most of my readers . The foregoing remarks , in so far as they relate to the possibility of assisting our reasoning and inventive powers , by new instrumental aids ...
... already had on the doctrines of chemistry , cannot fail to be known to most of my readers . The foregoing remarks , in so far as they relate to the possibility of assisting our reasoning and inventive powers , by new instrumental aids ...
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... already referred to . This speculation I enter upon the more willingly , that it affords me an opportunity of stating some important princi- ples with respect to the object , and the limits , of philosophical in- quiry ; to which I ...
... already referred to . This speculation I enter upon the more willingly , that it affords me an opportunity of stating some important princi- ples with respect to the object , and the limits , of philosophical in- quiry ; to which I ...
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