The Works of John Locke, Volume 4Scientia Verlag Aalen, 1963 - Philosophy |
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Page 138
... consideration and reasoning in children , and acting quicker than consideration in grown men , makes both the old and young avoid painful objects with that haste which is necessary for their preservation ; and , in both , settles in the ...
... consideration and reasoning in children , and acting quicker than consideration in grown men , makes both the old and young avoid painful objects with that haste which is necessary for their preservation ; and , in both , settles in the ...
Page 164
... consideration is not separating . A man may consider light in the sun , without its heat ; or mobi- lity in body , without its extension , without thinking of their separation . One is only a partial consideration , terminating in one ...
... consideration is not separating . A man may consider light in the sun , without its heat ; or mobi- lity in body , without its extension , without thinking of their separation . One is only a partial consideration , terminating in one ...
Page 285
... consideration will do it in some cases ; and practice , application , and custom in most . Bread or tobacco may be neglected , where they are shown to be useful to health , because of an indifferency or disrelish to them ; reason and ...
... consideration will do it in some cases ; and practice , application , and custom in most . Bread or tobacco may be neglected , where they are shown to be useful to health , because of an indifferency or disrelish to them ; reason and ...
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