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Mr . Romanes makes * the great distinction between recepts and concepts to
consist in the former being " received , " while , he tells us , the latter “ require to
be conceived . " But in forming recepts as well as concepts , we need to be active
...
Mr . Romanes makes * the great distinction between recepts and concepts to
consist in the former being " received , " while , he tells us , the latter “ require to
be conceived . " But in forming recepts as well as concepts , we need to be active
...
Сторінка 93
But such is not the case with recepts , every one of which , moreover , not only
contains , but consists of , phantasmata - imaginary phenomena which
accompany , but are far indeed from constituting , every concept . Mr . Romanes
offers us , as ...
But such is not the case with recepts , every one of which , moreover , not only
contains , but consists of , phantasmata - imaginary phenomena which
accompany , but are far indeed from constituting , every concept . Mr . Romanes
offers us , as ...
Сторінка 184
They would remain simple recepts , and could never become “ concepts . ”
According to Mr . Romanes , * however , “ concepts differ from recepts in that they
are recepts which have themselves become objects of knowledge ; ” and he adds
, in ...
They would remain simple recepts , and could never become “ concepts . ”
According to Mr . Romanes , * however , “ concepts differ from recepts in that they
are recepts which have themselves become objects of knowledge ; ” and he adds
, in ...
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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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