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... problem unnecessarily difficult by exaggerating the dualism between the world
of description and the world of appreciation . ... Sigmund Freud , or Wolfgang
Köhler have acutely described many aspects of the inner life of feeling and
volition .
... problem unnecessarily difficult by exaggerating the dualism between the world
of description and the world of appreciation . ... Sigmund Freud , or Wolfgang
Köhler have acutely described many aspects of the inner life of feeling and
volition .
Pagina 139
When all the women in a novel invariably fall in love with the hero , this can
hardly be looked upon as a description of ... It has struck me in many so - called
psychological novels , too , that only one person - once again the herois
described ...
When all the women in a novel invariably fall in love with the hero , this can
hardly be looked upon as a description of ... It has struck me in many so - called
psychological novels , too , that only one person - once again the herois
described ...
Pagina 388
Description and explanation are thus assumed to cover the whole ground of
physical and psychological researches , and if all is described in its elements and
explained by its causes , we then know the real world and every other possible ...
Description and explanation are thus assumed to cover the whole ground of
physical and psychological researches , and if all is described in its elements and
explained by its causes , we then know the real world and every other possible ...
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Reality and Imagination | 3 |
Design | 44 |
Having an Experience From Art as | 62 |
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