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Analysis of the Phenomena of the Human Mind

Note 37 — Chapter III · THE ASSOCIATION OF IDEAS.

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I have been unable to trace in Hartley the expression here ascribed to him. In every passage that I can discover, the name he gives to a combination of two or more complex ideas is that of a decomplex idea.—Ed.

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