The British Critic, Volym 5–6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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... knowledge relative , and is commonly confidered as knowledge . ” 3d . Knowing by reflection , or knowing our knowledge , which is fcience or human understanding . Laftly . Knowing human understanding , or understanding the ends and ...
... knowledge relative , and is commonly confidered as knowledge . ” 3d . Knowing by reflection , or knowing our knowledge , which is fcience or human understanding . Laftly . Knowing human understanding , or understanding the ends and ...
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... Knowledge is generally ( and we appre- hend , justly ) confidered to denote the whole variety of human fcience , comprehending equally the information excited by fenfible objects , and that which arifes from the infinite combinations of ...
... Knowledge is generally ( and we appre- hend , justly ) confidered to denote the whole variety of human fcience , comprehending equally the information excited by fenfible objects , and that which arifes from the infinite combinations of ...
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... knowledge which we have immediately by fenfation , for then how could we diftinguith this , which may be called ex- ternal information , from every other fpecies of knowledge ? " Now , in the fyftem of Locke , ex ernal information is ...
... knowledge which we have immediately by fenfation , for then how could we diftinguith this , which may be called ex- ternal information , from every other fpecies of knowledge ? " Now , in the fyftem of Locke , ex ernal information is ...
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