The Works of John Locke, Volumen1Scientia, 1963 - 500 páginas |
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... INFINITY . 1. Infinity in its original intentions attributed to space , duration , and number . 2. The idea of finite easily got . 3. How we come by the idea of infinity . 4. Our idea of space boundless . 5. And so of duration . 6. Why ...
... INFINITY . 1. Infinity in its original intentions attributed to space , duration , and number . 2. The idea of finite easily got . 3. How we come by the idea of infinity . 4. Our idea of space boundless . 5. And so of duration . 6. Why ...
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... infinity , which consists in a supposed endless progression . And there- fore I think it is , that we are so easily confounded , when we come to argue and reason about infinite space or duration ... infinity duration 214 Book 2 . Infinity .
... infinity , which consists in a supposed endless progression . And there- fore I think it is , that we are so easily confounded , when we come to argue and reason about infinite space or duration ... infinity duration 214 Book 2 . Infinity .
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... infinity to us also in that , which has the infinity also of number ; but with this difference , that , in the former considera- tions of the infinity of space and duration , we only use addition of numbers ; whereas this is like the di ...
... infinity to us also in that , which has the infinity also of number ; but with this difference , that , in the former considera- tions of the infinity of space and duration , we only use addition of numbers ; whereas this is like the di ...
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