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Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts

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J. Munroe, & Company, 1842 - 591 pages

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INTRODUCTION	ix

SECT I Of the Utility of the Philosophy of the Human Mind 983	23

OF THE POWERS OF EXTERNAL PERCEPTION	35

OF ATTENTION	56

OF CONCEPTION	71

OF ABSTRACTION	81

Of the Purposes to which the Powers of Abstraction and Generalization	108

Continuation of the same Subject Differences in the Intellectual Cha	118

Continuation of the same Subject Important Uses to which the Power	279

OF REASON OR THE UNDERSTANDING PROPERLY SO CALLED AND THE	283

OF THE FUNDAMENTAL LAWS OF HUMAN BELIEF OR	295

Of certain Laws of Belief inseparably connected with the exercise	308

OF REASONING AND OF DEDUCTIVE EVIDENCE	329

Of General Reasoning	337

Continuation of the Subject Peculiar and supereminent Advantages	358

Continuation of the Subject How far it is true that all Mathema	367

PAGE	146

Of the Power which the Mind has over the Train of its Thoughts	156

OF THE INFLUENCE OF ASSOCIATION ON THE INTELLECTUAL	184

General Remarks on the Subjects treated in the foregoing Sections of this	210

Of the Improvement of Memory Analysis of the Principles on which	227

Continuation of the same Subject Effects produced on the Memory	236

OF IMAGINATION	254

Of the Influence of Imagination on Human Character and Happiness	268

Continuation of the Subject Evidence of the Mechanical Philoso	374

Of our Reasonings concerning Probable or Contingent Truths	388

333	400

OF THE ARISTOTELIAN LOGIC	409

In what respects the study of the Aristotelian Logic may be useful	433

OF THE METHOD OF INQUIRY POINTED OUT IN THE EXPE	443

Conclusion of Part Second	535

NOTES AND ILLUSTRATIONS	541

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Pealkiri	Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts
Autor	Dugald Stewart
Publisher	J. Munroe, & Company, 1842
Original from	the Complutense University of Madrid
Digitized	22 mai 2008
Length	591 pages

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