10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BARRIER OF IDEAS»
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1
Intersections: Nineteenth-Century Philosophy and ...
In other words, the empirical check tends to drop out of consideration because it
relies impossibly on meanings existing independently of social context.17 The
problem recalls Locke's famous barrier of ideas cutting us off from the reality it is ...
Tilottama Rajan, David L. Clark, 1995
2
Naturalistic Epistemology: A Symposium
of Two Decades
Whenever we try to peer around the barrier of ideas, we just get more ideas" (
Hirst, 1965, p. 18). Hirst's statement of the objection is well put, if Berkeley's
assertion is accepted that we perceive ideas and not objects. On the other hand,
there is ...
A. Shimony, Debra Nails, 1987
3
American Capitalism: The Concept
of Countervailing Power
The bureaucracy faces both without dismay. Standing against such action in the
past has been only a barrier of ideas — the idea that such action, and the
unbalance of revenues and expenditures which resulted, violated the canons of
fiscal ...
John Kenneth Galbraith, 1970
4
Metaromanticism: Aesthetics, Literature, Theory
In other words, the empirical check tends to drop out of consideration because it
relies impossibly on meanings existing independently of social context.22 The
problem recalls Locke's famous barrier of ideas cutting us off from the reality they
...
5
Modern Philosophy; Or, A Treatise
of Moral and Metaphysical ...
... intervening barrier of ideas or impressions between him and the things. He
saw them, he handled (hem. And he had not the least Opposed to disposition to
suspect their existence. If in one respect he appeared to resemble Berkeley in
that ...
Frederick Denison Maurice, 1862
... should form themselves into a state, with a population sufficiently numerous to
claim admission into the American Union, — and with a thousand miles of
wilderness, and a still more formidable barrier of ideas and social usages, to
separate ...
7
The Two Worlds, the Natural and the Spiritual: Their ...
... after undergoing persecutions and hardships almost incredible, its disciples,
placing a thousand miles of wilderness, and a still more formidable barrier of
ideas and social usages, between them and the “Gentiles” should form
themselves ...
Thomas BREVIOR (pseud. [i.e. Thomas Shorter.]), 1864
8
Dreams, Dilemmas and a Dragon Named Charles
Falling, falling Landing in my rage Nestled in the seas of jealousy, hate and fury
Blocked by a barrier of ideas and fears Boiling inside, never to be released
Tumbling, tumbling Landing in my heart The barren lands where bones shine like
...
9
Zen Meditation Plain and Simple
Although it is difficult to do otherwise to begin with, nevertheless one should be
aware that our practice is calling us to break through this barrier of ideas. Posture
and breath practice. Correct posture also is an aid to following and counting the ...
And yet this dualist theory seems open to the fatal " barrier of ideas" or "angel's
view" objection, that if we, as minds, never directly perceive material objects but
are only directly aware of images or mental representations allegedly caused by
...
