De concatenatione quae inter affectiones mentis propter similitudinem fieri dicitur ("Of the interconnection which is said to be made between the affections of the mind on account of a similitude".

Beschreibung

First edition of Halévy's doctoral thesis, submitted to the University of Paris in the requisite Latin. Halévy thesis on the theory of knowledge influenced his subsequent work in philosophy and his history of the growth of English philosophic radicalism. Octavo. Original green wrappers printed in black. Wrappers a little soiled and split at spine ends, slightly foxed, contents unopened. A very good copy.

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Titel

De concatenatione quae inter affectiones mentis propter similitudinem fieri dicitur ("Of the interconnection which is said to be made between the affections of the mind on account of a similitude".

Verlag

Paris: Felix Alcan, 1901

Ausgabe

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