An inquiry into the human mind, on the principles of common sense / By Thomas Reid.

  • Reid, Thomas, 1710-1796.
Date:
1769
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    GrOUN Tab Nf &: CHA PDE RL INTRODUCTION. Sect. Page 1. Ihe importance of the fubjeti, and the means of profecuting it, I 2. The impediments to our knowledge of the minds 4 3. The prefent fiate of this part of pbilofo- phy. Of Des Caries, Malebranche, and Locke, 10 4. Apology for thofe philofophers, - 14. 5. Of Bifhop Berkeley, the Treatife of human nature; and of {cepticifm, - 16 6. Of the Freatife of buman.nature, - 20 7. The fyftem of all thefe authors is the fame, and leads to {pyen, - - 22 8. We ought not to defpair of a better, mint Ae CRE ASP: Of SMELLING. Sect. 1. The order of proceeding. Of the medium and organ of {mell, - 26 2. The fenfation confidered abftrattly, - 28 3. Senfation and remembrance, natural PN 4. Fudgment and belief in fome ae precede Simple apprebenjion, - 34 6 5. Two = ee ae ae, e ., an : pees iene eels : Ls 2 nana a Delle — or gS St UII ae Sei = eR ES TIT Don SSS ee eee — a - Se =