Titlebook: Inner and Outer; Essays on a Philosop Godfrey Vesey Book 1991 Godfrey Norman Agmondisham Vesey 1991 1922.concept.David Hume.death.dialogue.

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The Princess and the Philosophernot have recourse to the alleged discoveries of spiritualists. He did not attend seances, or anything like that. What he did was to shut himself up and .. He thought about what he could, and could not, possibly doubt. He could not possibly doubt that he was thinking, and therefore that he existed. E

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Unthinking Assumptions and Their Justificationposition is that there are about us entities, ‘physical objects’, which can and do exist unperceived. To say that this is something we unthinkingly assume is to imply that it is a matter for dispute whether it is true. Talk of ‘unthinking assumptions’ is thus tied up with the idea that the philosoph

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Of the Visible Appearances of Objectsconstantly must face, he exerted a telling influence on its history. In his . he observed, ‘When we set before our eyes a round globe … it is certain that the idea thereby imprinted in our mind is of a flat circle.’. According to David Hume, Locke was not alone in thinking that visual perception inv

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The Location of Bodily Sensationss that the difference is one ‘of . pure and simple’.. But this answer James himself rejects. He rejects it not because of what his experiments, or his introspections, tell him but because of what he calls ‘a(chǎn)n insuperable logical difficulty’.

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