A philosophical treatise on the passions ... / [T. Cogan].

  • Thomas Cogan
Date:
1800
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Credit: A philosophical treatise on the passions ... / [T. Cogan]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    of the prefent difcuffion obvioufly relates to thefe, without requiring particular attention to the exifting caufe. Plans of Arrangement examined. O numerous and multifarious are the Paffions, Affections, and Emotions, in their connections and ramifications, that it is difficult to propofe a plan of Arrangement, that ffiall be in every refpect unex- ceptionable. By preferring one method, we may be deprived of fome advantages attending another; and in all it may be neceffiary to anucipatc many things, which a rigid attention to order could not poffibly permit. Some Writers on the Paffions, have placed them in contrail to each other, as hope andy&zr, joy and forrow; fome have confidered them as they are perfonal, relative, focial; fome according to their influence at different periods of SECTION II. life;
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