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... appear unequivocally intellectual , we judge of their essential nature by the
outcome of education in the first case , and ... the possession of a latent
intellectual nature which physical conditions ( their undeveloped frame or their
unfavourable ...
... appear unequivocally intellectual , we judge of their essential nature by the
outcome of education in the first case , and ... the possession of a latent
intellectual nature which physical conditions ( their undeveloped frame or their
unfavourable ...
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Accidental . Impulsional . Intellectual . Intellectual . Emoțional . Emotional .
Acquisitional . Natural . Natural . Acquisitional . Conventional . Imitational .
Associational . Imitational . Predicative . Sentimental . Predicative . Sentimental .
Explicit .
Accidental . Impulsional . Intellectual . Intellectual . Emoțional . Emotional .
Acquisitional . Natural . Natural . Acquisitional . Conventional . Imitational .
Associational . Imitational . Predicative . Sentimental . Predicative . Sentimental .
Explicit .
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But neither in life , nor healthy blood , nor an unimpaired nervous system , nor
sensitivity , and consentient apprehension , is " given ” the “ condition to the
attainment of conceptual ideation , ” unless an intellectual nature is already
present .
But neither in life , nor healthy blood , nor an unimpaired nervous system , nor
sensitivity , and consentient apprehension , is " given ” the “ condition to the
attainment of conceptual ideation , ” unless an intellectual nature is already
present .
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The Origin of Human Reason: Being an Examination of Recent Hypotheses ... St. George Jackson Mivart Перегляд фрагмента - 1977 |
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