Lexicographical Neighbors of Cogito
Literary usage of Cogito
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Journal of Speculative Philosophy: Ed. by Wm. T. Harris edited by William Torrey Harris (1867)
"From " cogito, ergo sum," their reasoning is that nothing can be in the ...
Hence they reason that we cannot conclude from the cogito to the esse of God or ..."
2. Prolegomena to Theism by Louis Francis Anderson (1910)
"The "cogito ergo sum" affirms subjective existence by inductive process, ...
Sum ergo cogito is therefore a more correct definition of spiritual existences. ..."
3. The Syllogistic Philosophy Or Prolegomena to Science by Francis Ellingwood Abbot (1906)
"... II "cogito, ERGO SUM" § 40. MODERN philosophy was born into distinct self-
consciousness in Bacon and Descartes : Bacon, the founder of empiricism or ..."
4. An Outline of Philosophy by John Watson (1898)
"... THE CARTESIAN cogito ERGO SUM. THE short statement and criticism of the
Cartesian conception of mind, contained in the text,2 will be better understood ..."
5. A Sketch of the Development of Philosophic Thought from Thales to Kant by Ludwig Noiré (1900)
"cogito. This was the firm point, this the basis on which everything else had to
be built up. After long and energetic strivings his powerful mind had ..."
6. Parallel Paths: A Study in Biology, Ethics, and Art by Thomas William Rolleston (1908)
"... APPENDIX A SUM ERGO cogito NOT to encumber the text with too much abstruse
metaphysics, I place here what seem to me some important corollaries of the ..."
7. A History of Philosophy in Epitome by Albert Schwegler (1879)
"From the proposition cogito ergo sum, follows still farther the universal rule
of all certainty. I am certain that. I am a thinking being, ..."
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