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This book offers a structured exploration of moral philosophy and logic, originating from a series of lectures delivered at Marischal College. The author's aim is to provide a clear and concise summary of complex philosophical concepts, making them accessible to a wider audience. The work delves into the historical development of philosophical thought, referencing influential figures such as Bacon, Boyle, and Newton, while situating moral philosophy within the broader context of human knowledge. It examines the fundamental questions of human existence, exploring topics like perception, consciousness, and the nature of the soul. Central to the book is an investigation of the human mind and its faculties. The author dissects the processes of sensation, memory, imagination, and reason, offering insights into how we acquire knowledge and interact with the world around us. The text further explores the active powers of the mind, including the will, principles of action, and the complex interplay of passions and affections. By presenting a comprehensive framework for understanding human thought and behaviour, this book invites readers to engage with essential philosophical inquiries that remain relevant to our understanding of ourselves and the world we inhabit.
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