Index talk:Treatise of Human Nature (1888).djvu

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• phænomenon
• connexion
• ballance
• propension (sometimes mis-OCR'd as pro pension
• œconomy

Use {{SIC|wort|word}} if you think the printer has typeset something wrong. Also if it is in reference to someone or something (e.g. book title). Be generous and respectful to the author's idiosyncrasies as English is an evolving language and as such these books demonstrate its progress (or not).

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OCR errors

Tricky (not picked up by spell-check)

• f is frequently misread; f,-->£ can be hard to spot. reelections for reflections
• ' dropped from 'tis, 'twill' 'twou'd and 'Tis at start of line and tho' and thro' at end of line.
• reasonings as reasoning's
• xable as x able
• l(letter) as 1(number)
• encrease as en crease
• tum for turn
• conceding for concerning
• modem for modern
• hilly for fully
• mother for another
• random `
• s for a
• 3 for 2, 1 for 7 and visa versa

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Sidenotes

• There are on-going issues with sidenotes in Wikisource so I've left them out in proofreading.Zoeannl (talk) 05:55, 9 May 2015 (UTC) They are repeated through a chapter so should be easy enough to add in when the programmers have things sorted. Below is the custom rule for the sidenotes:

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References

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OF THE UNDERSTANDING.
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''OF IDEAS, THEIR ORIGIN, COMPOSITION, CONNEXION, ABSTRACTION, &C.''
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''Of the Origin of our Ideas.''
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{{c|''Of the idea of existence, and of external existence.''}}

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Appendix

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Index

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{{hi|'''Accession'''—and property, 509 f.}}

{{hi|'''Accidents'''—-fiction of, 222.}}

Notes

• How does this relate to current understanding-concepts, brain development, metacognition, culture/cultural influence, adoption of the views of others, limited capacity of the mind
• scientific consensus: the body as a part of ourselves;

• humility=shame. Characteristics of pride seem to have evolutionary advantage when applied to pride in one’s children. Original condition = minimal possessions, mobile, whanau groups, alloparenting, exchange of members for mating. Imitation, familiarity with needed skills, skills practiced. Low calorie, low salt, high fibre diet. Adaptability at crises times. Male transiency.

• instincts/innate capacity: empathy; shame/pride; disgust/'love'; fair/unfair/resentment

• learned discriminations-by social norms e.g. beauty, trendy; by intellectual development-wit, aethetics; by moral development-tolerence, humility

• cheating, sociopaths, psychopaths