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The difference in our experiences by which , according to their several objects , one cognition is that of a post , another that of a jar ... It must be granted then , that the cognition is assimilated as to form to its object .
The difference in our experiences by which , according to their several objects , one cognition is that of a post , another that of a jar ... It must be granted then , that the cognition is assimilated as to form to its object .
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Predication , we may thus define as the assertion that one object or element of our knowledge or conception stands , or does not stand , in some relation to one or more other objects or elements of knowledge or conception .
Predication , we may thus define as the assertion that one object or element of our knowledge or conception stands , or does not stand , in some relation to one or more other objects or elements of knowledge or conception .
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And in all these cases the first term of the predication denotes a whole object , and the second term expresses some quality , part , or element of the object . Not only may we predicate internal relations of material objects and ...
And in all these cases the first term of the predication denotes a whole object , and the second term expresses some quality , part , or element of the object . Not only may we predicate internal relations of material objects and ...
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THE HINDU CUSTOM OF SITTING DHARNA | 37 |
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