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Pagina 154
He has been warning us of the provisional nature of the spheres into which he
has divided the human mind , and of the possibility that their function may vary
from person to person , particularly as a result of mental disease . “ It can easily
be ...
He has been warning us of the provisional nature of the spheres into which he
has divided the human mind , and of the possibility that their function may vary
from person to person , particularly as a result of mental disease . “ It can easily
be ...
Pagina 165
as a result of change in the surroundings ( life - experience ) . This incursion of
the time element ( reality as a process ) so necessary in a differentiated society
where men's timeexperiences differ markedly among themselves , means that the
...
as a result of change in the surroundings ( life - experience ) . This incursion of
the time element ( reality as a process ) so necessary in a differentiated society
where men's timeexperiences differ markedly among themselves , means that the
...
Pagina 554
Machine technique as a means to achieving a simplified and purified form
relieved the amateur from the need of respecting and imitating the perversely
complicated patterns of the pastpatterns whose complications were partly the
result of ...
Machine technique as a means to achieving a simplified and purified form
relieved the amateur from the need of respecting and imitating the perversely
complicated patterns of the pastpatterns whose complications were partly the
result of ...
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Reality and Imagination | 3 |
Design | 44 |
Having an Experience From Art as | 62 |
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