Biographia Literaria1958 |
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第 68 頁
... association a simple image may represent a whole class . But in truth Hobbs himself makes no claims to any discovery , 30 and introduces this law of association , or ( in his own lan- guage ) discursûs mentalis , as an admitted fact ...
... association a simple image may represent a whole class . But in truth Hobbs himself makes no claims to any discovery , 30 and introduces this law of association , or ( in his own lan- guage ) discursûs mentalis , as an admitted fact ...
第 225 頁
... association is broken into zig - zag by sensations from within or from without ' : and in A. P. 1803 ( p . 55 ) he speaks of ' the streamy nature of association , which thinking curbs and rudders ' , and ib . ( p . 56 ) ' What is the ...
... association is broken into zig - zag by sensations from within or from without ' : and in A. P. 1803 ( p . 55 ) he speaks of ' the streamy nature of association , which thinking curbs and rudders ' , and ib . ( p . 56 ) ' What is the ...
第 233 頁
... association , fails to note that it is brought forward in explanation of one mental process only - that of recollection . But Coleridge's contention is , that , as far as the passive element in them is concerned , memory and fancy , and ...
... association , fails to note that it is brought forward in explanation of one mental process only - that of recollection . But Coleridge's contention is , that , as far as the passive element in them is concerned , memory and fancy , and ...
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