The Works of John Locke, Volumen1Scientia, 1963 - 500 páginas |
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... seem new to one , who converses only with his own thoughts , which really are not so ; as he may find , when he looks ... seems new to him , cannot cease to think it his own inven- tion , should he examine ever so far , what thoughts ...
... seem new to one , who converses only with his own thoughts , which really are not so ; as he may find , when he looks ... seems new to him , cannot cease to think it his own inven- tion , should he examine ever so far , what thoughts ...
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... seem to require no time , but many of them seem to be crowded into an instant . I speak this in comparison to the actions ... seems to me to be that which puts the distinction betwixt the animal kingdom and the in- ferior parts of nature ...
... seem to require no time , but many of them seem to be crowded into an instant . I speak this in comparison to the actions ... seems to me to be that which puts the distinction betwixt the animal kingdom and the in- ferior parts of nature ...
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... seems to me the source of all liberty ; in this seems to consist that which is ( as I think improperly ) called free - will . For during this suspension of any desire , before the will be determined to action , and the action ( which ...
... seems to me the source of all liberty ; in this seems to consist that which is ( as I think improperly ) called free - will . For during this suspension of any desire , before the will be determined to action , and the action ( which ...
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