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... faculty ; and by the same faculty , when we compare them together , we perceive various moral rela- tions among them . Thus , we perceive that justice is entitled to a small degree of praise , but injustice to a high degree of blame ...
... faculty ; and by the same faculty , when we compare them together , we perceive various moral rela- tions among them . Thus , we perceive that justice is entitled to a small degree of praise , but injustice to a high degree of blame ...
Pàgina 942
... faculty of attention is not , therefore , a special faculty , but merely consciousness acting under the law of limitation to which it is subjected . But , whatever be its relations to the special faculties , attention doubles all their ...
... faculty of attention is not , therefore , a special faculty , but merely consciousness acting under the law of limitation to which it is subjected . But , whatever be its relations to the special faculties , attention doubles all their ...
Pàgina 958
... faculty can be conducted to aught else . The major is thus proved : -Whatever stands in the relation of an object ( ob- jective se habet ) to a knowing faculty , as knowing , is necessarily knowable or known by it . But whatever ...
... faculty can be conducted to aught else . The major is thus proved : -Whatever stands in the relation of an object ( ob- jective se habet ) to a knowing faculty , as knowing , is necessarily knowable or known by it . But whatever ...
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