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Fancy is , in fact , the faculty of mere images or impressions , as imagina . tion is the faculty of intuitions . It is in this sense that Coleridge sees in their opposition an emblem of the wider contrast between the mechanical ...
Fancy is , in fact , the faculty of mere images or impressions , as imagina . tion is the faculty of intuitions . It is in this sense that Coleridge sees in their opposition an emblem of the wider contrast between the mechanical ...
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... much truth and knowledge with so much life and fancy His * See the articles on Methodism , in the Quarterly Review : the small volume on the New System of Educa . tion , & c . prose is always intelligible and always entertaining .
... much truth and knowledge with so much life and fancy His * See the articles on Methodism , in the Quarterly Review : the small volume on the New System of Educa . tion , & c . prose is always intelligible and always entertaining .
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The process , by which Hume degraded the notion of cause and effect into a blind product of delusion and habit , into the mere sensa30 tion of proceeding life ( nisus vitalis ) associated with the images of the memory ; this same ...
The process , by which Hume degraded the notion of cause and effect into a blind product of delusion and habit , into the mere sensa30 tion of proceeding life ( nisus vitalis ) associated with the images of the memory ; this same ...
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