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The Principles of Psychology, Volume 2 (of 2)

Note 539 — Chapter XXVIII

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This apprehension of them as forming a single system is what Mr. Bradley means by the act of construction which underlies all reasoning. The awareness, which then supervenes, of the additional relation of which I speak in the next paragraph of my text, is what this author calls the act of inspection. Cf. Principles of Logic, bk. ii. pt. i. chap. iii.

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