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Abs. 28
SBN 657,658 · cited directly by 6 papers, reached by 1 more through page or section ranges
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| Kail 2007 focused | T Abstract 28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …ose the mind, not belong to it. The mind is not a substance in which perceptions inhere. (T Abstract 28; SBN 658) But now w… |
| Kail 2008 | SBN 657 Abstract (3 paragraphs) Citation pattern | …nication of motion from observing the collision of balls (Search Elucidation 15; Abstract SBN 657 and EHU §7). Both d… |
| Strawson 2011 | Abs§28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …,givenwhichonlymentalelementsthatareclearanddistinctqualifyasideasatal l(234/1.4.5.6,658/ Abs§28).Thishasmisledsomec… |
| Abs§28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …ivedfromsomeimpression,andwehavenoimpr essionofanysubstanceeithermaterialorspiritual'(658/Abs§28)? Thisseemsveryclea… | |
| Abs§28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …losophicallyle gitimateideaofit,'isnothingbutasystemortrainofdifferent[experiences]'( 657/Abs§28).TheOutrightBundlev… | |
| Abs§28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …§4,262/§20,260/§18,634/App§15,635/App§20,207/1.4.2.39 twice,207/1.4.2.40,265/1.4.7.3,658/ Abs§28.Notethatsixofthesee… | |
| Abs§28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …onjunctionthatisallthatis representedintheempiricallyrespectable'trueidea'.SeePart3. 657/ Abs§28.Anotherpassageinwhi… | |
| Abs§28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …dis.' Ourideaofanymindisonlythatofparticularperceptions',accordingtoHume'sem piricism(658/Abs§28). Thesamegoesforth… | |
| Strawson 2012 | Abs. 28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …as far as we can conceive it, is nothing but a system or train of different perceptions' (Abs. 28 / 657). We have no … |
| Abs. 28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …articular perceptions, that compose the mind. I say, compose the mind, not belong to it' (Abs. 28 / 658).6 How shoul… | |
| Abs. 28 this paragraph Citation pattern | ….6.20 / 262, App. 15 / 634, App. 20 / 635, 1.4.2.39 / 207, 1.4.2.40 / 207, 1.4.7.3 / 265, Abs. 28 / 658. Six of these… | |
| Pitson 2013 | T Abstract 28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …t perceptions . . . all united together, but without any perfect simplicity or identity" (T Abstract 28; SBN 658). He contr… |
| T Abstract 28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …he mind, not belong to it. The mind is not a substance, in which the perceptions inhere" (T Abstract 28; SBN 657). He then … | |
| T Abstract 28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …rceptions, without the notion of any thing we call substance, either simple or compound" (T Abstract 28; SBN 657). These re… | |
| T Abstract 28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …261) to the mind as a system of different perceptions (a description which is repeated in T Abstract 28; SBN 657) already i… | |
| Cottrell 2015 | Abs 28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …erceptions 1 that lacks "strict and proper identity and simplicity" (T 1.4.6.4, 1.4.6.19, Abs 28, App 10; SBN 253, 2… |
| T Abs 28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …have seen, however, Hume qualifies this claim, by writing "as far as we can conceive it" (T Abs 28; SBN 657). 17 There… | |
| TAbs 28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …he mind, not belong to it. The mind is not a substance, in which the perceptions inhere. (TAbs 28; SBN 657-58, italic… | |
| TAbs 28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …rceptions, in Hume's view: "Our idea of any mind is only that of particular perceptions" (TAbs 28; SBN 658); "we have… | |
| TAbs 28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …ptions by saying that this relation is an instance of that between a whole and its parts (TAbs 28; SBN 658). He must … | |
| TAbs 28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …elf; and how are they connected with it?" (T 1.4.6.3; SBN 252; see, by way of comparison, TAbs 28, TApp 12-13; SBN 65… | |
| T Abs 28 this paragraph Citation pattern | …ccount for this relation as a special case of the relation between a whole and its parts (T Abs 28; SBN 658). But the … | |
| Greco 2015 | SBN 657-58 Abstract (4 paragraphs) Citation pattern | …ceptions, which constitute a thinking being" (T 1.4.2.39/SBN 207; see also T Abstract, 28/SBN 657-58). 6 This being so, … |