The Study of PhilosophyCollegiate Press, 1987 - 340 pages |
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... mind , soul , spirit , or simply oneself . The mind is not the same as an idea but is rather what has or perceives and knows ideas . Ideas exist in it . In all this Berkeley agrees with Locke : ideas of reflection ( thoughts , feelings ...
... mind , soul , spirit , or simply oneself . The mind is not the same as an idea but is rather what has or perceives and knows ideas . Ideas exist in it . In all this Berkeley agrees with Locke : ideas of reflection ( thoughts , feelings ...
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... mind of the perceiver , but is it possible to see a shape without a color ? It would seem not . On the contrary , we infer the very existence of the primary qualities from the secondary ones . We would not know that an object took up ...
... mind of the perceiver , but is it possible to see a shape without a color ? It would seem not . On the contrary , we infer the very existence of the primary qualities from the secondary ones . We would not know that an object took up ...
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... mind causing ideas in a mind . There- fore it is conceivable that one mind may cause ideas in another , and this other mind or spirit must be God . We can infer from the order of things , Berkeley adds , what sort of spirit this is . It ...
... mind causing ideas in a mind . There- fore it is conceivable that one mind may cause ideas in another , and this other mind or spirit must be God . We can infer from the order of things , Berkeley adds , what sort of spirit this is . It ...
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It began here | 11 |
And so I go about the world | 29 |
Aristotle and the art of thinking | 67 |
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