CONTENTS.

LECTURE XXXV.

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9

On Mr Hume's Classification of the Associating or Suggest-

ing principles,

Primary Laws of Simple Suggestion,

I. Resemblance,

11

Inquiry into the Causes of the difference of Liveliness in

the Suggested Feelings,

55

Reasons for preferring the term Suggestion to the phrase

Association of Ideas,

86

LECTURE XLI.

102

Reduction of Certain Supposed Faculties to Simple Sugges-

tion,

1. Conception,

2. Memory,

104

107

Continuation of the Subject,

4. Habit,

Refutation of Dr Hartley's Theory of Association,

137

140

147

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LECTURE XLIV.

Influence of Particular Suggestions on the Intellectual Char-

acter,

On the Moral Character,

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152

160

LECTURE XLV.

168

On the Phenomena of Relative Suggestion,

Arrangement of our Relative Feelings as Coexisting or Suc-

cessive,

On the Relations of Coexistence,

170

172

LECTURE XLVI.

183

Continuation of the Subject. Theory of General Notions,

Errors of the Realists and Nominalists Regarding Generali-

zation,

187

LECTURE XLVII.

Continuation of the Subject,

Incongruity in the Terms used by the Conceptualists,

Smith's Theory of the Invention of General Terms,

Absurdity of Nominalism,

Use of General Terms,