10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONFUSEDNESS»
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confusedness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Complete System Of Opticks: In Four Books, Viz. A Popular, ...
Perhaps the reason may be, that most children and young people do not
perceive any confusedness in near objects; because they commonly pore upon
theirlctters in learning to read and write; their eyes, like other parts of their bodies,
being ...
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A Compleat System of Opticks in Four Books, Viz. A Popular, ...
Perhaps the reason maybe, that most children and young people do not perceive
any confusedness in near objects ; because they commonly pore upon their
letters inJearning to read and write; their eyes, like other parts of their bodies,
being ...
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A Compleat System of Opticks in Four Books, Viz.: A Popular, ...
Perhaps the reason may be, flaw Ithat most children and young people do not per
'ceive any confusedness in near objects ; because they commonly pore upon
theirletters in learning to read and write; their eyes, like other parts of their bodies,
...
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Theoretical Philosophy after 1781
But that if these objective grounds (the simple elements) lie as parts in the
appearances themselves and owing merely to their confusedness cannot be
perceived as such, but only demonstrated into them, they ought to be called
sensory and ...
Confusedness in words can proceed from nothing but confusedness in the
thoughts which gave rise to them. These things may be of trifling importance
when the actors move in private life; but when the happiness of millions of men is
at stake, ...
Eliakim Littell, Robert S. Littell, 1910
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Journal of Sacred Literature
CONFUSEDNESS IN (/9 fa) . If we now add (fa) to (£), we obtain this result, viz. :
— which is confusedness worse confounded to a superficial view, but better
developed in reality. We may now hope we are making way toward some definite
...
Confusedness in words can proceed from nothing but confusedness in the
thoughts which gave rise to them. These things may be of trifling importance
when the actors move in private life; but when the happiness of millions of men is
at stake, ...
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Individuation in Scholasticism: The Later Middle Ages and ...
30 This "confusedness" is a matter of the agglomeration of particular
circumstances that are fused together (con-fusa) in the act of sensing, not the "
confusedness" of generality. Now "sense represents a sensible object to the
intellect with this ...
Confusedness. Let us now turn to Locke's account of the distinct/confused
distinction. He initially says that a distinct idea is one “wherein the Mind perceives
a difference from all other,” and that a confused idea is one that is “not suf-
ficiently ...
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The works of George Berkeley, D.D., formerly Bishop of ...
of an object by the confusedness of its appearance, and this confusedness being
greater or lesser to the naked eye, according as the object is seen by rays more
or less diverging, it follows that a man may make use of the divergency of the ...
George Berkeley, Alexander Campbell Fraser, 1901
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CONFUSEDNESS»
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Miley Cyrus' drug suggestions for Rolling Stone readers: What to do …
Vicky. I think she looks a lot like Justin bieber. His girl unless and her boyness just mix together to make a huge ball of im confusedness. Vicky. «Starcasm.net, Sep 13»
The Needles
These are two of the highlights from the accomplished debut and, according to Dave the mood of this album is one of; "Forthright confusedness". No, he was not ... «Contactmusic.com, Sep 06»
