However, Bellamy's book also bears resemblances to the early socialist theorists or'utopian socialists'Etienne Cabet, Charles Fourier, Robert Owen and Henri Saint-Simon, as well as to the'Associationism'of Albert Brisbane whom Bellamy had met in the 1870s.
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In the book " The Educational Philosophy of William T . Harris " by Richard D . Mosier, it is stated that Harris forms the bridge between the mechanism, associationism, and utilitarianism of the 18th century and the pragmatism, experimentalism, and instrumentalism of the 20th century.
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To account for the fact of synthesis in cognition, in express opposition to associationism, as represented by Hume, was, in truth, his prime object, starting, as he did, from the assumption that there was in knowledge that which no mere association of experiences could explain.
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He saw mutualism as the synthesis of " liberty and order . " His " associationism & is checked by individualism & " Mind your own business, " " Judge not that ye be not judged . " Over matters which are purely personal, as for example, moral conduct, the individual is sovereign, as well as over that which he himself produces.
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At the time, the empiricist philosopher's recognition of two types of ideas, "'simple "'and "'complex "'ideas, more importantly their interaction through associationism inspired other philosophers, such as David Hume and George Berkeley, to revise and expand this theory and apply it to explain how humans gain knowledge in the physical world.
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He saw mutualism as the synthesis of " liberty and order . " His " associationism . . . is checked by individualism . . .'Mind your own business,'" Judge not that ye be not judged . " Over matters which are purely personal, as for example moral conduct, the individual is sovereign, as well as over that which he himself produces.
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He saw mutualism as the synthesis of " liberty and order . " His " associationism . . . is checked by individualism . . . " Mind your own business, " " Judge not that ye be not judged . " Over matters which are purely personal, as for example, moral conduct, the individual is sovereign, as well as over that which he himself produces.
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He saw mutualism as the synthesis of " liberty and order . " His " associationism . . . is checked by individualism . . .'Mind your own business, " Judge not that ye be not judged .'Over matters which are purely personal, as for example, moral conduct, the individual is sovereign, as well as over that which he himself produces.
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:" 2 .-The association is in itself an organic representation of the JUG ( Java Users Group ) in Catalonia, started by the company creative of the language, Sun MicroSystems, in the promotion of users associations ( JUGS ) indicating that it declares as a non-profit association and therefore there is not commercial connection with the company and just sustains bonds of users associationism ."
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Locke famously warns against letting " a foolish maid " convince a child that " goblins and sprites " are associated with the darkness, for " darkness shall ever afterwards bring with it those frightful ideas, and they shall be so joined, that he can no more bear the one than the other . " Associationism provided the scientific basis for Priestley's belief that man is " perfectible " and served as the foundation for all of his pedagogical innovations.
