The intuitions of the mind inductively investigated / by James McCosh.

  • James McCosh
Date:
1872
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    CONTENTS INTRODUCTION. PAGE Ant OF THE WoEK AND METHOD OF InqTHET 1 PAET FIRST. GENERAL VIEW OF THE NATURE OF THE INTUITIVE CONVICTIONS OF THE MIND. BOOK I. GENERAL PROPOSITIONS REGARDING INTUITIONS. CHAPTER I. NEGATIVE PROPOSITIONS. Sect, l No Innate Mental Images or Representations 11 Sect. n. No Innate Abstract, or General Notions 14 Sect. m. No A Priori Forms imposed by the mind on Objects 16 Sect. rr. The Intuitions are not immediately before Consciousness as Laws or Principles ; 18 CHAPTER II. POSITIVE PROPOSITIONS. Sect. i. Therp are Intuitive Principles operating in the Mind 20 Sect. n. The Native Convictions of the Mind are of the Nature of Percep- tions or Intuitions 25 Sect. ni. Intuitive Convictions rise on the Contemplation of Objects pre- sented or represented to the Mind 25 (is)
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