Fundamental Philosophy, Vol. 2 (of 2)

BY REV. JAMES BALMES.
TRANSLATED FROM THE SPANISH BY HENRY F. BROWNSON, M.A.
IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. II.
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ON IDEAS.

FUNDAMENTAL PHILOSOPHY.
CURSORY VIEW OF SENSISM.
1. Having spoken of sensations, we come now to ideas. We must, however, before making this transition, inquire if there be in our mind ought else than sensation, if all the inward phenomena which we experience be ought else than sensations transformed.