Macnish, Robert, 1802-1837 · Glasgow, John Symington & Co.; Edinburgh, Oliver and Boyd; London, Whittaker & Co. · leaf 129
satisfactorily distin-giiished and illustrated. 122 INDIVIDUALITY. GENUS II THE PERCEPTIVE, OR KNOWING FACULTIES. SPECIES I.—INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES WHICH TAKE COG-NIZANCE OF THE EXISTENCE OF EXTERNAL OBJECTSAND THEIR PHYSICAL QUALITIES. 22. INDIVIDUALITY. Describe the position of this organ. It… … 22. Individuality. 27, Locality. Wliat is the nature of its faculty ? To give an aptitude for observing and remembering ob-jects, without any reference to their qualities, or the purposes INDIVIDUALITY. 123 s-erved by them. For instance, two persons, one with alarge, the other with a small…
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