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Common terms and phrases
à priori abstract agnosticism agnostics appearances argue Aristotle believe Berkeley body called causation cause and effect cognition consciousness criticism David Hume Descartes discover distinction doctrine Dugald Stewart Eleatics error ethics evidence evil existence experience external facts faculties feeling Fichte give Hamilton Hegel Herbert Spencer hold human Hume Hume's Huxley ideal ideas implies impressions induction innate inquire intellectual internal intuition intuitive knowledge J. S. Mill James Mill judgments Kant Kant's know things knowledge known lative laws Leibnitz Locke Locke's logical look matter means mental metaphysicians metaphysics mind moral nature never notice notion objects observation perceive perception phenomena philosophy phrase Plato posteriori present primitive proceed qualities Realism reality reason regard Reid relations scepticism Scottish school self-evident sensation sense sion space speculative Spencer substance supposed sure theory Thomas Reid thought tion true truth understanding unity unknown virtue