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/ˈhɑɹtɫi/
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NOUN
- English philosopher who introduced the theory of the association of ideas (1705-1757)
How To Use Hartley In A Sentence
- Hartley has every right to be upbeat and optimistic about his life at the present time.
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- Major Hartley-Harrington's widow was a big, brusque woman, with muscular legs and a nose she could look down.
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- For Hartley, complex and decomplex ideas are wholes that do not David Hartley
- Following defeat by Wexford in the 2003 qualifiers, Hartley decided to walk away.
- Hartley's account draws particular attention to the dependency of our capacities for intentionality, flexibility, and innovation in our decomplex actions upon the repertoires of actions we have made secondarily automatic. David Hartley
- Joseph Priestley had edited Hartley into a textbook of associationist psychology by eliminating much of the physiology (and by also eliminating much of the rather odd theology with which Hartley ended his work). John Stuart Mill
- Significantly, Fred Edwards and Hartley Fort have produced evidence for Late Woodland-Mississippian interaction and, like Aztalan in eastern Wisconsin, these sites were palisaded.