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... existence , and which he regards as inseparable from that existence , and independent of the body , forms a distinct class , while all the other feelings are the consequence of a movement or particular disposition of some parts of our ...
... existence , and which he regards as inseparable from that existence , and independent of the body , forms a distinct class , while all the other feelings are the consequence of a movement or particular disposition of some parts of our ...
Pagina 487
... existence of these facts , and will reprobate the doctrine of the soul's acting against motives as absurd in the extreme . The author also treats of Pleasure and Pain , of Desire and Aversion ; of the Passions in general , and of their ...
... existence of these facts , and will reprobate the doctrine of the soul's acting against motives as absurd in the extreme . The author also treats of Pleasure and Pain , of Desire and Aversion ; of the Passions in general , and of their ...
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... existence , and on the reality of things ? After this manner : every thing that the understanding conceives , says Parmenides , is something what is something , is real ; that which is nothing cannot be conceived . Here may be clearly ...
... existence , and on the reality of things ? After this manner : every thing that the understanding conceives , says Parmenides , is something what is something , is real ; that which is nothing cannot be conceived . Here may be clearly ...
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