 | Irving Singer - 1984 - 492 pagine
...marks the total inner difference between being awake or asleep, alive or dead." Elsewhere he says: "spirit is only that inner light of actuality or attention...floods all life as men actually live it on earth." And later, when he discusses the sense in which there may be freedom in spirit, he remarks that spirit... | |
 | Pat Duffy Hutcheon - 1996 - 521 pagine
...natural ground, and showing how they spring out of it" (ibid.:549). Spirit is simply consciousness: "that inner light of actuality or attention which floods all life as men actually live it on earth" (ibid.). He pictures it also as "a product of combustion, a leaping flame, a fountain and a seat of... | |
 | José Beltrán Llavador - 2002 - 254 pagine
...verdad). La definición con la que Santayana nos introduce ahora en el dominio espiritual es la siguiente: What I call spirit is only that inner light of actuality...called consciousness; it might be identified with the pensée or cogitatio of Descartes and Spinoza (RB-RS: 549)207. La preferencia por el término "espíritu",... | |
 | John McCormick - 2011 - 261 pagine
...German. Commentators of positivistic or materialistic disposition translate Croce' s spirito as "mind." Although Croce does not specifically define "spirit,"...Descartes and Spinoza." It is neither hypothetical, mystical, nor cosmic. Croce's system is based in his conceptions of spirit, intuition, expression,... | |
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What I call spirit is only that inner light of actuality or attention which floods all life as men actually live it on earth. It is roughly the same thing as feeling or thought; it might be called consciousness; it might be identified with the pense'e... 