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The Critical Assessment Of Locke And Berkeley Concept Of Knowledge
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 5 ]Since all such experience is of particular sensations or feelings,
the ideas we derive from these are particular also. General ideas
(such as the idea of redness in general) then get generated from ideas
of particular instances. For example, the colour of different
red flowers by ‘abstraction’, in which the differing details for
example, the varying brightness are ignored, and notice taken only of
what is common to all, leaving an � ... Continue reading---
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 5 ]Since all such experience is of particular sensations or feelings,
the ideas we derive from these are particular also. General ideas
(such as the idea of redness in general) then get generated from ideas
of particular instances. For example, the colour of different
red flowers by ‘abstraction’, in which the differing details for
example, the varying brightness are ignored, and notice taken only of
what is common to all, leaving an � ... Continue reading---
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