{ 1 } - is the capacity for receiving sensations of objects by being affected by them. { 2 } - is the same as the capacity of understanding. { 3 } - is not necessary for human knowledge. { 4 } - is the same as intelligibility. { 5 } - is the same as common sense.
{ 1 } - is the capacity for receiving sensations of objects by being affected by them. { 2 } - is the same as the capacity of understanding. { 3 } - is not necessary for human knowledge. { 4 } - is the same as intelligibility. { 5 } - is the same as common sense.
{ 1 } - is the capacity for receiving sensations of objects by being affected by them.
{ 2 } - is the same as the capacity of understanding. { 3 } - is not necessary for human knowledge. { 4 } - is the same as intelligibility. { 5 } - is the same as common sense.
{ 1 } - is the capacity for receiving sensations of objects by being affected by them. { 2 } - is the same as the capacity of understanding.
{ 3 } - is not necessary for human knowledge. { 4 } - is the same as intelligibility. { 5 } - is the same as common sense.
Yes, for it provides us with objects, without which there is no knowledge.
{ 1 } - is the capacity for receiving sensations of objects by being affected by them. { 2 } - is the same as the capacity of understanding. { 3 } - is not necessary for human knowledge.
{ 4 } - is the same as intelligibility. { 5 } - is the same as common sense.
{ 1 } - is the capacity for receiving sensations of objects by being affected by them. { 2 } - is the same as the capacity of understanding. { 3 } - is not necessary for human knowledge. { 4 } - is the same as intelligibility.
{ 5 } - is the same as common sense.