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... causes , and especially the spawn or fry of fish . A similar conjecture is proposed by a corres- pondent of Dr. Franklin , in ... cause . Other authors , equally dissatisfied with the hypothesis of luminous insects , for ex- plaining the ...
... causes , and especially the spawn or fry of fish . A similar conjecture is proposed by a corres- pondent of Dr. Franklin , in ... cause . Other authors , equally dissatisfied with the hypothesis of luminous insects , for ex- plaining the ...
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... causing them , or ( if they are thereby the effect of the state of the bodily system ) with an idea of the sensation being in the part of the body in which the cause of the sensation exists ; both of which are complex ideas , formed ...
... causing them , or ( if they are thereby the effect of the state of the bodily system ) with an idea of the sensation being in the part of the body in which the cause of the sensation exists ; both of which are complex ideas , formed ...
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... cause as pleasure , ex- cept that it acts more intensely . " All pleasure , ” as Hartley remarks , “ appears to pass into pain by increasing its cause , im- pression , duration , sensibility of the organ upon which it is impressed , & c ...
... cause as pleasure , ex- cept that it acts more intensely . " All pleasure , ” as Hartley remarks , “ appears to pass into pain by increasing its cause , im- pression , duration , sensibility of the organ upon which it is impressed , & c ...
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... cause of the sensible pleasures and pains as differing only in degree , we shall readily admit , that on the whole the pleasurable sensations very far exceed the painful sensations ; for the sensible pains being produced by an excessive ...
... cause of the sensible pleasures and pains as differing only in degree , we shall readily admit , that on the whole the pleasurable sensations very far exceed the painful sensations ; for the sensible pains being produced by an excessive ...
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... cause if it is said that it exceeds that adequate value , yet it is demonstrated that this excess must be less than any assignable difference , which is in effect no difference , and so the consequent error will be in effect no error ...
... cause if it is said that it exceeds that adequate value , yet it is demonstrated that this excess must be less than any assignable difference , which is in effect no difference , and so the consequent error will be in effect no error ...
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