The Works of John Locke, Volume 4Scientia Verlag Aalen, 1963 - Philosophy |
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... never yet knew , which it was never yet cdn- scious of : for if any one may , then , by the same reason , all propositions that are true , and the mind is capable of ever assenting to , may be said to be in the mind , and to be ...
... never yet knew , which it was never yet cdn- scious of : for if any one may , then , by the same reason , all propositions that are true , and the mind is capable of ever assenting to , may be said to be in the mind , and to be ...
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... never con- scious , has never the least perception . I ask then , whether Castor and Pollux , thus , with only one soul between them , which thinks and perceives in one what the other is never conscious of , nor is concerned for , are ...
... never con- scious , has never the least perception . I ask then , whether Castor and Pollux , thus , with only one soul between them , which thinks and perceives in one what the other is never conscious of , nor is concerned for , are ...
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... never , in its private thinking ( so private , that the man himself per- ceives it not ) retain any of them , the very moment it wakes out of them , and then make the man glad with new discoveries . Who can find it reasonable that the ...
... never , in its private thinking ( so private , that the man himself per- ceives it not ) retain any of them , the very moment it wakes out of them , and then make the man glad with new discoveries . Who can find it reasonable that the ...
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