The Works of John Locke, Volume 3Thomas Tegg, 1823 - Philosophy |
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... Judgment may reach farther , but that is not knowledge . 14. What is requisite for our knowledge of substances . 15. Whilst our ideas of substances contain not their real con- stitutions , we can make but few general , certain pro ...
... Judgment may reach farther , but that is not knowledge . 14. What is requisite for our knowledge of substances . 15. Whilst our ideas of substances contain not their real con- stitutions , we can make but few general , certain pro ...
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... JUDGMENT . 1. Our knowledge being short , we want something else . 2. What use to be made of this twilight estate . 3. Judgment supplies the want of knowledge . 4. Judgment is the presuming things to be so , without per- ceiving it ...
... JUDGMENT . 1. Our knowledge being short , we want something else . 2. What use to be made of this twilight estate . 3. Judgment supplies the want of knowledge . 4. Judgment is the presuming things to be so , without per- ceiving it ...
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... judgment upon probable reasoning . 17. Intuition , demonstration , judgment . 18. Consequences of words , and consequences of ideas . 19. Four sorts of arguments , first , ad verecundiam . 20. Secondly , ad ignorantiam . 21. Thirdly ...
... judgment upon probable reasoning . 17. Intuition , demonstration , judgment . 18. Consequences of words , and consequences of ideas . 19. Four sorts of arguments , first , ad verecundiam . 20. Secondly , ad ignorantiam . 21. Thirdly ...
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... Judgment may reach farther , but that is not knowledge . § 13. We are not therefore to wonder , if certainty be to be found in very few ge- neral propositions made concerning sub- stances : our knowledge of their qualities and ...
... Judgment may reach farther , but that is not knowledge . § 13. We are not therefore to wonder , if certainty be to be found in very few ge- neral propositions made concerning sub- stances : our knowledge of their qualities and ...
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... judgment and opinion , not knowledge and certainty . This way of getting and improving our knowledge in substances only by experience and history , which is all that the weakness of our faculties in this state of mediocrity which we are ...
... judgment and opinion , not knowledge and certainty . This way of getting and improving our knowledge in substances only by experience and history , which is all that the weakness of our faculties in this state of mediocrity which we are ...
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