Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalR. Griffiths., 1804 |
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... substance in which irritability exclu- sively resides : but at the same time he admits that it only possesses this property when attached to nerves and blood- vessels . The great force which the muscular fibre is capable of exerting ...
... substance in which irritability exclu- sively resides : but at the same time he admits that it only possesses this property when attached to nerves and blood- vessels . The great force which the muscular fibre is capable of exerting ...
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... substance which is un- Conscious ; if not , consciousness can never result from such an union . ' On the question , whether God can create an immaterial substance , and cause that substance to exist , abstracted from all life and ...
... substance which is un- Conscious ; if not , consciousness can never result from such an union . ' On the question , whether God can create an immaterial substance , and cause that substance to exist , abstracted from all life and ...
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... substance are not the same , it is an undeniable proof , that the primary qualities of that substance are changed also , and consequently that its identity is totally destroyed . And , therefore , whether we consider consci- ousness to ...
... substance are not the same , it is an undeniable proof , that the primary qualities of that substance are changed also , and consequently that its identity is totally destroyed . And , therefore , whether we consider consci- ousness to ...
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Monthly Review; Or New Literary Journal, Volumen15 Ralph Griffiths,George Edward Griffiths Vista completa - 1756 |
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