Les Principes de la connaissance humaine Les Principes de la connaissance humaine

Les Principes de la connaissance humaine

Essai philosophique

George Berkeley y otros
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Extrait : "L'écrit que je publie m'a paru, après une longue et scrupuleuse recherche, porter les caractères de l'évidence et ne devoir pas être inutile, surtout aux personnes entachées de scepticisme, ou qui ont besoin d'une démonstration de l'existence et de l'immatérialité de Dieu ou de l'immortalité naturelle de l'âme..."

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GÉNERO
Ficción y literatura
PUBLICADO
2015
12 de marzo
IDIOMA
FR
Francés
EXTENSIÓN
119
Páginas
EDITORIAL
Ligaran
TAMAÑO
440,7
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