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Portrait of Thomas Reid Thomas Reid Essays on the Intellectual Powers of Man (1785)

Of general conceptions, 438 ― 3. Of general conceptions formed by analysing objects, 445 ― 4. Of general conceptions formed by combination, 455 ― 5. Observations concerning the names given to our general notions, 471 ― 6. Opinions of Philosophers about universals, 475 ESSAY VI. OF JUDGMENT. Chap. 1. Of judgment in general, 497 ― 2. Of common sense, 519 ― 3. Sentiments of Philosophers concerning judgment, 532 ― 4.
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Portrait of Thomas Reid Thomas Reid Essays on the Intellectual Powers of Man (1785)

What it is to account for a phaemomenon in Nature, 112 ― 7. Sentiments of Philosophers about the perceptions of external objects; and, first, Of the theory of Father, 115 ― 8. Of the common theory of perception, and of the sentiments of the Peripatetics, and of, 125 ― 9. Of the sentiments of Mr, 143 ― 10. Of the sentiments of Bishop, 156 ― 11. Bishop, 174 ― 12. Of the sentiments of Mr, 185 ― 13. Of the sentiments of, 190 ― 14. Reflections on the common theory of ideas, 197 ― 15.
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