abstract concepts
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- Ideas or principles, such as the 'three kinds of questions,' that are not perceived through the bodily senses but are understood and stored in the mind and memory as the concepts themselves, rather than sensory images.
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- Whether the thing be? what it is? of what kind it is?
- perception_method
- discerned only in mind, without images
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- are_understood_throughConception
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- The understanding and reception of abstract concepts, which lack sensory images, occurs through the process of conception.
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- is nothing else, but by conception, to receive
- are_arranged_byMarking (cognitive process)
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- Once received through conception, abstract concepts are arranged and made readily accessible in memory through the process of marking.
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- and by marking to take heed that those things which the memory did before contain at random and unarranged, be laid up at hand as it were in that same memory
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- 2026-03-02T21:55:16.472Z
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