Biographia Literaria, 第 1 卷Clarendon Press, 1965 - 334 頁 |
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第 xxxiii 頁
... ideas never recall ideas , as far as they are ideas , any more than leaves in a forest create each other's motion - the breeze it is that runs through them - it is the soul , the state of feeling . ' ' By the word ' idea ' in this ...
... ideas never recall ideas , as far as they are ideas , any more than leaves in a forest create each other's motion - the breeze it is that runs through them - it is the soul , the state of feeling . ' ' By the word ' idea ' in this ...
第 xlii 頁
... Ideas of Reason ( God , freedom , and immortality ) can never be objects of Knowledge . Moreover , even by reason itself these Ideas are not grasped as realities - they remain regulative ideas , hypotheses essential indeed to our ...
... Ideas of Reason ( God , freedom , and immortality ) can never be objects of Knowledge . Moreover , even by reason itself these Ideas are not grasped as realities - they remain regulative ideas , hypotheses essential indeed to our ...
第 69 頁
... ideas * need not have co - existed in the same sensation * I here use the word " idea " in Mr. Hume's sense on account of its general currency amongst the English metaphysicians ; though against my own judgement , for I believe that the ...
... ideas * need not have co - existed in the same sensation * I here use the word " idea " in Mr. Hume's sense on account of its general currency amongst the English metaphysicians ; though against my own judgement , for I believe that the ...
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