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ALL Cognitions, that is, representations referred with consciousness to an object, are either intui- tions, or conceptions. An intuition is a single, a conception a univer- sal (per notas communes) or reflected-on (disur- siva), representation. . The cognition or knowledge by conceptions ii termed thinking (cognitio discursiva) or cogitation. Scholion I. The conception is opposed to the in tuition ; for that, as aforesaid, is a universal repre- sentation or a representation of that which is com...- * Very little reflection, and a very slight knowledge of logic will suffice to shew the fault of treating Perception hi this section of the Doctrine of Elements instead of Conceptions, T. 126 LOGIC. Mon to several objects, consequently a representa- tion, provided that it can be contained in various ones. 2. It is mere tautology to speak of universal or of common conceptions; a fault, which origi- nates in a wrong division of conceptions into uni- versal, particular, and single. Not the concep- tions themselves, but their use, can be thus divided.
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ALL Cognitions, that is, representations referred with consciousness to an object, are either intui- tions, or conceptions. An intuition is a single, a conception a univer- sal (per notas communes) or reflected-on (disur- siva), representation. . The cognition or knowledge by conceptions ii termed thinking (cognitio discursiva) or cogitation. Scholion I. The conception is opposed to the in tuition ; for that, as aforesaid, is a universal repre- sentation or a representation of that which is com...- * Very little reflection, and a very slight knowledge of logic will suffice to shew the fault of treating Perception hi this section of the Doctrine of Elements instead of Conceptions, T. 126 LOGIC. Mon to several objects, consequently a representa- tion, provided that it can be contained in various ones. 2. It is mere tautology to speak of universal or of common conceptions; a fault, which origi- nates in a wrong division of conceptions into uni- versal, particular, and single. Not the concep- tions themselves, but their use, can be thus divided.
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