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Click on the phrases to see them in context. The original texts by Immanuel Kant and David Hume are available from the Gutenberg Projet.
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Let us change the object, as oft as we please; provided still we choose one, that has neither of these two relations.
In like manner are languages gradually established by human conventions without any promise. For it can give no answer to our question respecting the conditions of its synthesis--except such as must be supplemented by another question, and so on to infinity. But it is under these conditions alone that objects are given. And here I believe every one will readily agree with me, that the ideas of the memory are more strong and lively than those of the fancy. Still not convinced? For the purely intellectual conception of the contingent cannot produce any synthetical proposition, like that of causality, which is itself without significance or distinguishing characteristic except in the phenomenal world.