An Analytical Inquiry Into the Principles of TastePayne, 1805 - Počet stran: 471 |
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... appears to be , at the same time , the triumph of truth ; which , being the fundamental principle of both taste and morality , ought to be the ultimate object of every writer ; and which , if steadily kept in view , will equally exclude ...
... appears to be , at the same time , the triumph of truth ; which , being the fundamental principle of both taste and morality , ought to be the ultimate object of every writer ; and which , if steadily kept in view , will equally exclude ...
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... appear to be the same in the whole species , and only differing in degrees of sensibility , it should naturally follow that all would be pleased or displeased more or less , according to those different de- grees of sensibility , with ...
... appear to be the same in the whole species , and only differing in degrees of sensibility , it should naturally follow that all would be pleased or displeased more or less , according to those different de- grees of sensibility , with ...
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... appear to be excited by means of it ; but other instinctive passions , which , according to the usual system of nature , should be still more remote from its influence . It has been ob- served that dogs , though wholly unacquainted with ...
... appear to be excited by means of it ; but other instinctive passions , which , according to the usual system of nature , should be still more remote from its influence . It has been ob- served that dogs , though wholly unacquainted with ...
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... symptoms could not arise from any associated ideas of danger or death ; since they appear in them , that never had any opportunities of acquiring such ideas . CHAP . II . They must therefore be instinctive , 26 PRINCIPLES OF TASTE :
... symptoms could not arise from any associated ideas of danger or death ; since they appear in them , that never had any opportunities of acquiring such ideas . CHAP . II . They must therefore be instinctive , 26 PRINCIPLES OF TASTE :
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... appearing to be felt ; and all obstacles are borne down or surmounted : the timid become valiant ; and the valiant , furi- ously mad . CHAP . 11 . Of Smell . CHAP . III . CHAPTER III . OF TOUCH . PART I. 29 SENSATION .
... appearing to be felt ; and all obstacles are borne down or surmounted : the timid become valiant ; and the valiant , furi- ously mad . CHAP . 11 . Of Smell . CHAP . III . CHAPTER III . OF TOUCH . PART I. 29 SENSATION .
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