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Excerpt from The Intellectualism of Locke
HE object of this Book is indicated by its Title. It professes to establish by a rigorous analysis of the Essay concerning Human Understanding, that Locke is neither a Sensualist, ignoring the existence of any Elements of Thought but those supplied by the External Senses, nor an Empiricist, recognising the existence of no Elements of Thought but those supplied by Sense, External or Internal. It professes to establish that Locke, on the contrary, as recognis ing Ideas of Which Intellect is properly the source, and Cognitions of Which Intellect is exclusively the guarantee, is an Intellectualist - an Intellectualist in the sense of Reid and Kant.
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