Notes to The Senses and the Mind — Reading edition
35 notes · Reading edition
CHAPTER I. ON THE GENERAL RELATIONSHIP OF MAN TO THE WORLD AROUND HIM, AND HIS ADAPTATION TO THE PLANET HE TENANTS. · Note 1CHAPTER I. ON THE GENERAL RELATIONSHIP OF MAN TO THE WORLD AROUND HIM, AND HIS ADAPTATION TO THE PLANET HE TENANTS. · Note 2CHAPTER I. ON THE GENERAL RELATIONSHIP OF MAN TO THE WORLD AROUND HIM, AND HIS ADAPTATION TO THE PLANET HE TENANTS. · Note 3CHAPTER I. ON THE GENERAL RELATIONSHIP OF MAN TO THE WORLD AROUND HIM, AND HIS ADAPTATION TO THE PLANET HE TENANTS. · Note 4CHAPTER I. ON THE GENERAL RELATIONSHIP OF MAN TO THE WORLD AROUND HIM, AND HIS ADAPTATION TO THE PLANET HE TENANTS. · Note 5CHAPTER II. MAN'S KNOWLEDGE OF THE QUALITIES OF MATTER OBTAINED THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF THE SENSES. · Note 1CHAPTER II. MAN'S KNOWLEDGE OF THE QUALITIES OF MATTER OBTAINED THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF THE SENSES. · Note 2CHAPTER II. MAN'S KNOWLEDGE OF THE QUALITIES OF MATTER OBTAINED THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF THE SENSES. · Note 3CHAPTER II. MAN'S KNOWLEDGE OF THE QUALITIES OF MATTER OBTAINED THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF THE SENSES. · Note 4CHAPTER II. MAN'S KNOWLEDGE OF THE QUALITIES OF MATTER OBTAINED THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF THE SENSES. · Note 5CHAPTER III. THE SENSES, AS THE INLETS TO KNOWLEDGE—SIGHT AND HEARING. · Note 1CHAPTER III. THE SENSES, AS THE INLETS TO KNOWLEDGE—SIGHT AND HEARING. · Note 2CHAPTER III. THE SENSES, AS THE INLETS TO KNOWLEDGE—SIGHT AND HEARING. · Note 3CHAPTER III. THE SENSES, AS THE INLETS TO KNOWLEDGE—SIGHT AND HEARING. · Note 4CHAPTER III. THE SENSES, AS THE INLETS TO KNOWLEDGE—SIGHT AND HEARING. · Note 5CHAPTER III. THE SENSES, AS THE INLETS TO KNOWLEDGE—SIGHT AND HEARING. · Note 6CHAPTER III. THE SENSES, AS THE INLETS TO KNOWLEDGE—SIGHT AND HEARING. · Note 7CHAPTER III. THE SENSES, AS THE INLETS TO KNOWLEDGE—SIGHT AND HEARING. · Note 8CHAPTER III. THE SENSES, AS THE INLETS TO KNOWLEDGE—SIGHT AND HEARING. · Note 9CHAPTER III. THE SENSES, AS THE INLETS TO KNOWLEDGE—SIGHT AND HEARING. · Note 10CHAPTER III. THE SENSES, AS THE INLETS TO KNOWLEDGE—SIGHT AND HEARING. · Note 11CHAPTER III. THE SENSES, AS THE INLETS TO KNOWLEDGE—SIGHT AND HEARING. · Note 12CHAPTER III. THE SENSES, AS THE INLETS TO KNOWLEDGE—SIGHT AND HEARING. (continued 2) · Note 1CHAPTER III. THE SENSES, AS THE INLETS TO KNOWLEDGE—SIGHT AND HEARING. (continued 2) · Note 2CHAPTER III. THE SENSES, AS THE INLETS TO KNOWLEDGE—SIGHT AND HEARING. (continued 2) · Note 3CHAPTER III. THE SENSES, AS THE INLETS TO KNOWLEDGE—SIGHT AND HEARING. (continued 2) · Note 4CHAPTER III. THE SENSES, AS THE INLETS TO KNOWLEDGE—SIGHT AND HEARING. (continued 2) · Note 5CHAPTER IV. OBSERVATIONS ON THE AGENCY OF THE SENSES, RELATIVE TO THE UNION BETWEEN MIND AND MATTER; AND ON THE OCCASIONAL IMPERFECTION OF THE BODILY ORGANS OF THE SENSES, WITH THE RESULTS DEPENDING THEREUPON. · Note 1CHAPTER IV. OBSERVATIONS ON THE AGENCY OF THE SENSES, RELATIVE TO THE UNION BETWEEN MIND AND MATTER; AND ON THE OCCASIONAL IMPERFECTION OF THE BODILY ORGANS OF THE SENSES, WITH THE RESULTS DEPENDING THEREUPON. · Note 2CHAPTER IV. OBSERVATIONS ON THE AGENCY OF THE SENSES, RELATIVE TO THE UNION BETWEEN MIND AND MATTER; AND ON THE OCCASIONAL IMPERFECTION OF THE BODILY ORGANS OF THE SENSES, WITH THE RESULTS DEPENDING THEREUPON. · Note 3CHAPTER IV. OBSERVATIONS ON THE AGENCY OF THE SENSES, RELATIVE TO THE UNION BETWEEN MIND AND MATTER; AND ON THE OCCASIONAL IMPERFECTION OF THE BODILY ORGANS OF THE SENSES, WITH THE RESULTS DEPENDING THEREUPON. · Note 4CHAPTER IV. OBSERVATIONS ON THE AGENCY OF THE SENSES, RELATIVE TO THE UNION BETWEEN MIND AND MATTER; AND ON THE OCCASIONAL IMPERFECTION OF THE BODILY ORGANS OF THE SENSES, WITH THE RESULTS DEPENDING THEREUPON. · Note 5CHAPTER IV. OBSERVATIONS ON THE AGENCY OF THE SENSES, RELATIVE TO THE UNION BETWEEN MIND AND MATTER; AND ON THE OCCASIONAL IMPERFECTION OF THE BODILY ORGANS OF THE SENSES, WITH THE RESULTS DEPENDING THEREUPON. · Note 6CHAPTER IV. OBSERVATIONS ON THE AGENCY OF THE SENSES, RELATIVE TO THE UNION BETWEEN MIND AND MATTER; AND ON THE OCCASIONAL IMPERFECTION OF THE BODILY ORGANS OF THE SENSES, WITH THE RESULTS DEPENDING THEREUPON. · Note 7CHAPTER IV. OBSERVATIONS ON THE AGENCY OF THE SENSES, RELATIVE TO THE UNION BETWEEN MIND AND MATTER; AND ON THE OCCASIONAL IMPERFECTION OF THE BODILY ORGANS OF THE SENSES, WITH THE RESULTS DEPENDING THEREUPON. · Note 8