The monthly review, or, literary journal, 第 15 卷Griffith, 1756 |
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... figns , pictures , & c . tend-- ⚫ing either to blacken the memory of one who is dead , or the ⚫ reputation of one who is living . 5 Co. rep . de Libellis fa- mofis , p . 125.- In England the punishment may be by fine , pillory , or ...
... figns , pictures , & c . tend-- ⚫ing either to blacken the memory of one who is dead , or the ⚫ reputation of one who is living . 5 Co. rep . de Libellis fa- mofis , p . 125.- In England the punishment may be by fine , pillory , or ...
第 46 頁
... figns or circumstances ; the third makes us difcern them as perceptions which we have had before . The connection of ideas can arise from no other cause than from the attention given to them , when they presented them- felves conjunctly ...
... figns or circumstances ; the third makes us difcern them as perceptions which we have had before . The connection of ideas can arise from no other cause than from the attention given to them , when they presented them- felves conjunctly ...
第 47 頁
... figns . I obferve that there are three forts of figns . ft . Accidental figns , or fuch objects as particular circumftances have con- nected with fome of our ideas , so as to render the one proper to revive the other . 2dly . Natural figns ...
... figns . I obferve that there are three forts of figns . ft . Accidental figns , or fuch objects as particular circumftances have con- nected with fome of our ideas , so as to render the one proper to revive the other . 2dly . Natural figns ...
第 48 頁
... figns , he might , however , even by the fole aid of accidental figns , make fome advances towards acquiring the habit of Ima- gination , or Reminifcence ; that is , at the fight of an object , the perception with which that object was ...
... figns , he might , however , even by the fole aid of accidental figns , make fome advances towards acquiring the habit of Ima- gination , or Reminifcence ; that is , at the fight of an object , the perception with which that object was ...
第 49 頁
figns , has nothing at his command . His wants therefore can only occafion repeated acts of imagination ; confequently he hath no memory . Hence also we may conclude , that brutes have no memory , but are only supplied with an ...
figns , has nothing at his command . His wants therefore can only occafion repeated acts of imagination ; confequently he hath no memory . Hence also we may conclude , that brutes have no memory , but are only supplied with an ...
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