Category: Philosophy & Ethics
OBSERVATIONS ON THE AGENCY OF THE SENSES, RELATIVE TO THE UNION BETWEEN MIND AND MATTER; AND ON THE OCCASIONAL IMPERFECTION OF THE BODILY ORGANS OF THE SENSES, WITH THE RESULTS DEPENDING THEREUPON
OBSERVATIONS ON THE AGENCY OF THE SENSES, RELATIVE TO THE UNION BETWEEN MIND AND MATTER; AND ON THE OCCASIONAL IMPERFECTION OF THE BODILY ORGANS OF THE SENSES, WITH THE RESULTS...
4. CHAPTER I.There are few, at least among the reflecting portion of society, who have not either mentally or verbally asked the question: Is the sun--is the moon--are the planets, with thei...
5. CHAPTER II.If we reflect upon man, beginning with the savage, and ending with the philosopher, we shall find, that although the mental difference, or rather the extent of acquired knowledg...
6. CHAPTER III.1. _Sight._--The information acquired by the mind through the sense of sight is more varied than that communicated through any other sense, singly taken; but it is less accurate...
7. CHAPTER IV.OBSERVATIONS ON THE AGENCY OF THE SENSES, RELATIVE TO THE UNION BETWEEN MIND AND MATTER; AND ON THE OCCASIONAL IMPERFECTION OF THE BODILY ORGANS OF THE SENSES, WITH THE RESULTS...