QUE SIGNIFIE INDIFFERENCY EN ANGLAIS
définition de indifferency dans le dictionnaire anglais
La première définition de l'indifférence dans le dictionnaire est l'impartialité, le manque de préjugés. Une autre définition de l'indifférence est l'apathie, l'indifférence. L'indifférence est aussi le manque de différence entre deux choses en importance ou caractère.
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «INDIFFERENCY»
Découvrez l'usage de
indifferency dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
indifferency et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
I know that liberty by some is placed in an indifferency of the man, antecedent to
the determination of his will. I wish they who lay so much stress on such an
antecedent indifferency, as they call it, had told us plainly, whether this supposed
...
2
An essay concerning human understanding. With the notes and ...
know that liberty by some is placed in an indifferency of the man, antecedent to
the determination of his will. I wish they who lay so much stress on such an "
antecedent indifferency," as they call it, had told us plainly whether this supposed
...
3
An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
I am not nice about phrases, and therefore consent to say with those that love to
speak so, that liberty is placed in indifferency; but it is an indifferency which
remains after the judgment of the understanding, yea, even after the
determination of ...
John Locke, Alexander Campbell Fraser,
1959
I know that Liberty by some is plac'd in an Indifferency of the Man, antecedent to
the Determination of his WtU. ... such an antecedent Indifferency, as they call it,
had told us pla.nly, whether this suppos'd Indifferency be antecedent to the ...
5
An Essay Concerning Humane Understanding: In Four Books
before the Determination of the Will, because the Determination of the Will
immediately follows the Judgment of the Understanding j and to place Liberty in
an Indifferency, antecedent to the Thought and Judgment of the Understanding,
seems ...
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The Works of John Locke ...: With Alphabetical Tables ...
He, that by an Indifferency for all but Truth, suffers not his Assent to go faster than
his Evidence, nor beyond it, will learn to examine, and examine fairly instead of
presuming, and no Body will be ac a Loss, or in Danger for want of embracing ...
7
John Locke: An Essay Concerning Human Understanding in Focus
I am not nice about Phrases, and therefore consent to say with those that love to
speak so, that Liberty is plac'd in indifferency; but 'tis in an indifferency that
remains after the Judgment of the Understanding; yea, even after the
determination of ...
Gary Fuller, Robert Stecker, John P. Wright,
2000
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An essay concerning human understanding. Also, extr. from ...
I wish they, who lay so much stress on such an antecedent indifferency, as they
call it, had told us plainly, whether this supposed indifferency be antecedent to
the thought and judgment of the understanding, as well as to the decree of the
will ...
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An essay concerning human understanding ... The twentieth ...
I know that liberty, by some, is placed in an indifferency of the man, antecedent to
the determination of his will. I wish they who lay so much stress on such an
antecedent indifferency, as they call it, had told us plainly, whether this supposed
...
10
An essay concerning human understanding; with Thoughts on ...
Indifferency. I have faid above, that we should keep a perfect indifferency for all
opinions, not wish any of them true, or try to make them appear so ; but being
indifferent, receive and embrace them according as evidence, and that alone
gives ...