Arnauld’s Verbal Distinction Between Ideas and Perceptions∗ Kenneth L. Pearce Valparaiso University September 1, 2014 Antoine Arnauld’s On True and False Ideas is an attack on Nicolas Malebranche’s theory of idea

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Date: 2014-09-01 22:26:42 Rationalists Philosophy of language Jansenists Mental content Nicolas Malebranche Port-Royal Grammar Existence Idealism Antoine Arnauld Philosophy Mind Ontology		Arnauld’s Verbal Distinction Between Ideas and Perceptions∗ Kenneth L. Pearce Valparaiso University September 1, 2014 Antoine Arnauld’s On True and False Ideas is an attack on Nicolas Malebranche’s theory of idea Add to Reading List Source URL: writings.kennypearce.net Download Document from Source Website File Size: 244,10 KB Share Document on Facebook

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