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... effects . " 36 That we may better understand this definition , Hobbes points out , we must recog- nize that , though ... effects by their known causes , or of causes by their known effects , " 37 which is the method of philosophy . But ...
... effects . " 36 That we may better understand this definition , Hobbes points out , we must recog- nize that , though ... effects by their known causes , or of causes by their known effects , " 37 which is the method of philosophy . But ...
Pagina 118
... effects rather than by its con- formity to traditional standards . He is willing to concede much to the principle of delight : " I know that variety of story , true or feigned , is the thing wherewith the reader is entertained most ...
... effects rather than by its con- formity to traditional standards . He is willing to concede much to the principle of delight : " I know that variety of story , true or feigned , is the thing wherewith the reader is entertained most ...
Pagina 325
... effects , 59 Catlin , George E. G. , 3 n . , 287 n . Cause and effect : Dennis on , 227 ff . , 249 , 258 ; Dryden on ... effects , 184-185 ; on expe- rience , 180-185 ; on fancy , 178- 179 , 180 , 182 ; on genius , 177 ; and Hobbes , 176 ...
... effects , 59 Catlin , George E. G. , 3 n . , 287 n . Cause and effect : Dennis on , 227 ff . , 249 , 258 ; Dryden on ... effects , 184-185 ; on expe- rience , 180-185 ; on fancy , 178- 179 , 180 , 182 ; on genius , 177 ; and Hobbes , 176 ...
Sommario
CHAPTER | 3 |
SOME OF HOBBESS PREDECESSORS IN THE PSYCHO | 25 |
HOBBESS CRITICAL ESSAYS | 118 |
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