Letters on the Philosophy of the Human Mind

abstract ideas abstract terms act of perception amongst appear assertion believe Berkeleian Berkeley Berkeley's bodily sensations called cause ceived ception cerning character colour common name conceive conception conclusions consciousness consequently contingent reasoning denote discern distinct doctrine Dugald Stewart employed entities Essay existence expressions external objects facts faculties feeling figurative language Genus human Hume imaginary imagination inferences inquiry instance intellectual operations Kant knowledge language Letter matter meaning mental phenomena mental philosophy metaphorical metaphysical metaphysician mind mode motion nature nominalist objects perceived observe organs of sense particular passage percipient pheno phenomenon philosophers philosophy of mind phrase phraseology precise present proper names qualities Queen Victoria question real things recollection regard remark representations representative resemblance sciousness sensible separate sight simple soul space speak species speculations substance term idea ternal theory Thomas Brown thought tion transcendental truth understanding words writer