Biographia Literaria, 第 1 卷Clarendon Press, 1965 - 334 頁 |
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... object except for itself , and only so far as by the same act it becomes a subject ' . Originally , however , it is not an object , but ' an absolute subject for which all , itself included , may become an object ' . It must , therefore ...
... object except for itself , and only so far as by the same act it becomes a subject ' . Originally , however , it is not an object , but ' an absolute subject for which all , itself included , may become an object ' . It must , therefore ...
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... object or quicquid objicitur menti . ) For we can know that 10 only which is true : and the truth is universally placed in the coincidence of the thought with the thing , of the repre- sentation with the object represented . Now the sum ...
... object or quicquid objicitur menti . ) For we can know that 10 only which is true : and the truth is universally placed in the coincidence of the thought with the thing , of the repre- sentation with the object represented . Now the sum ...
第 182 頁
... object of which itself is not the sole percipient . But an object is inconceivable 20 without a subject as its antithesis . Omne perceptum per- cipientem supponit . But neither can the principle be found in a subject as a subject ...
... object of which itself is not the sole percipient . But an object is inconceivable 20 without a subject as its antithesis . Omne perceptum per- cipientem supponit . But neither can the principle be found in a subject as a subject ...
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