A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 31
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The machine reads it as
- the nexet moment in a mabine Mlan, not remember
- nor be able to recolleet one jot of allthose Thouchts=
- Wrty, does he chink ic Aranse, if the Sonl has
- Ideas ofits omn, that it derio d not from sensa-
- tion or reflection, that it son d never in its pri-
- vare thineine, retain any of them, the verymoment
- it males ont of them, and thenmate the Man slad
- mithnem Discoveries: Orwhy does he calt ic an
- absurdiry, to make che sont and the Man tuo
- Persons: There is nochine Aranse or absurd in
- al this, it the soul in a Acexine and matine Man
- Be not che lame perrmanent Subltance.
- Thope nhac has been laid, is sufficient 10
- help che Remarkersunderkandine in that Di-
- (course oF Mr. Locks irtrich (0 much puzled
- him; and then I am certain he cannot appre-
- hend ic ot ans consequence to the Immorralier
- OF thesoul, luxpoline it dees not thine, nhen
- the Man is not C’onscions of it. I no proceed
- cohis second Difticuley:
- Tdo not understand (CayShe) hom the Sont if IA. R. P. 35
- Be be at angtime utterly rithont Thouchts, what
- it is that produces the first Thonshe acain, at the
- end of that unthineins Incerval And wtiat chens
- Must re cheretore conclude il cannor De donc :
- IFchar bc a 500d Arsumene, e must deny
- the most common and visible Operations in
- Nature Do vou understand hom jour soul
- chintes at alI: PTom it passes From one Thoughe
- to anocher. FTor it preserves ies Preature ot
- Ideas, 1o produce them at pleature on Occali-
- ons: And recollects those it hac nor in a lone
- time Rehected on Por it moves youi Body,
- Or is affected by ic 3 Theseare Operarions vinich
- l suppole rou are not lo Sceptical as to
- doubeot, nor vec pretend ro understand hor
- they arc donc: And lince we are certain cliat
- the soul is aftected wich aii che considerable
- Chanses oFthe Body, thac it is Sick, and in
- Pain, and unable to vertorm ies tunctions, ac-
- COrOIDES
- l. 47.
- P. 46.
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A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 31. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797937889:0043?run=74