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... Understanding and Will is very ancient , and has been very generally adopted ; the former comprehending all our Speculative , the latter all our Active powers . + It is evidently the intention of our Ma- ker , that man should be an ...
... Understanding and Will is very ancient , and has been very generally adopted ; the former comprehending all our Speculative , the latter all our Active powers . + It is evidently the intention of our Ma- ker , that man should be an ...
Pàgina 537
... Understanding and Will , are easily distinguished in thought , but very rarely , if ever , disjoined in operation . In most , perhaps in all the operations of mind for which we have names in language , both faculties are employed , and ...
... Understanding and Will , are easily distinguished in thought , but very rarely , if ever , disjoined in operation . In most , perhaps in all the operations of mind for which we have names in language , both faculties are employed , and ...
Pàgina 711
... understanding , and after we have been accustomed to reason . There may be an elementary logic , level to the capacity of those who have been but little exercised in reasoning ; but the most im- portant parts of this science require a ...
... understanding , and after we have been accustomed to reason . There may be an elementary logic , level to the capacity of those who have been but little exercised in reasoning ; but the most im- portant parts of this science require a ...
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