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الصفحة 40
No man can be educated for himself , unless his reason is cultivated ; for it is
through reason that man is man . Reason is a social faculty of nature ; make a
man reasonable , and you make him sociable * . Therefore reason cannot be
cultivated ...
No man can be educated for himself , unless his reason is cultivated ; for it is
through reason that man is man . Reason is a social faculty of nature ; make a
man reasonable , and you make him sociable * . Therefore reason cannot be
cultivated ...
الصفحة 152
Although reason ' were intended by Providence to govern our actions , yet it
seeins that , in two points of the greatest mo : incnt to the being and continuance
of the world , God hath in tended our passions to prevail over reason . · The first is
...
Although reason ' were intended by Providence to govern our actions , yet it
seeins that , in two points of the greatest mo : incnt to the being and continuance
of the world , God hath in tended our passions to prevail over reason . · The first is
...
الصفحة 196
The reason is , that the operations of the human mind are slow , a number of false
hypotheses and conclusions always lead to the right one ; and in every art ,
manual or liberal , a number of awkward attempts are made , be : fore we are
able to ...
The reason is , that the operations of the human mind are slow , a number of false
hypotheses and conclusions always lead to the right one ; and in every art ,
manual or liberal , a number of awkward attempts are made , be : fore we are
able to ...
الصفحة 357
For this reason we commonly find men of genius have the greatest real affection
and friendship for such as are very much their inferiors in point of understanding ;
goodnatured , unobserving people , with whom they can indulge all their ...
For this reason we commonly find men of genius have the greatest real affection
and friendship for such as are very much their inferiors in point of understanding ;
goodnatured , unobserving people , with whom they can indulge all their ...
الصفحة 376
Now , it is not ne - ' cessary , in moving the passions , that the affecting object or
circumstance should have , in that particular instance , the sanction of the reason
or understanding . It is sufficient that the common train of reflections which may ...
Now , it is not ne - ' cessary , in moving the passions , that the affecting object or
circumstance should have , in that particular instance , the sanction of the reason
or understanding . It is sufficient that the common train of reflections which may ...
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معلومات المراجع
| العنوان | The Monthly Review Or Literary Journal |
| المؤلف | Several Hands |
| منشور | 1765 |
| أصلي من | جامعة أوكسفورد |
| الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي | 11 كانون الأول (ديسمبر) 2006 |
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