Locke a Constructive Relativist
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65 any real substances; unless he has a mind to fill his head with chimeras. " 19 But if this be true, as already intimated, substances are not only dependent upon simple ideas but upon " their constant and inseparable union in nature as well. " But we may ask again, as we did above: what extension in the meaning of the nominal essence, or the simple idea doctrine, is herein presumed? The simple ideas of taste, color, etc. , cannot be our sole type of a real perception, if sequence or co-existe...nce is also a type of reality, and yet no mere taste, color, etc. For to deny this fact a reality of some kind, is to deny the reality of every complex idea in so far as it is complex. In the meantime, the reality of a distinction between a horse and a mule, an animal and an herb persists, as well as his question : how does any particular thing come to be of this or that sort? Xow in Book III, the complex idea never has its reality questioned, save in the one point : " Does it truly borrow its union from nature ?
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65 any real substances; unless he has a mind to fill his head with chimeras. " 19 But if this be true, as already intimated, substances are not only dependent upon simple ideas but upon " their constant and inseparable union in nature as well. " But we may ask again, as we did above: what extension in the meaning of the nominal essence, or the simple idea doctrine, is herein presumed? The simple ideas of taste, color, etc. , cannot be our sole type of a real perception, if sequence or co-existe...nce is also a type of reality, and yet no mere taste, color, etc. For to deny this fact a reality of some kind, is to deny the reality of every complex idea in so far as it is complex. In the meantime, the reality of a distinction between a horse and a mule, an animal and an herb persists, as well as his question : how does any particular thing come to be of this or that sort? Xow in Book III, the complex idea never has its reality questioned, save in the one point : " Does it truly borrow its union from nature ?
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