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To apprehend such relations is to think , and is one of the most exacting modes of thought . The difference between the pictures of different painters is due quite as much to differences of capacity to carry on this thought as it is to ...
To apprehend such relations is to think , and is one of the most exacting modes of thought . The difference between the pictures of different painters is due quite as much to differences of capacity to carry on this thought as it is to ...
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Convenience and economy of thought alone determine what combination of our sensations we shall continue to objectify and treat as the cause of the rest . The right and tendency to be objective is equal in all , since they are all prior ...
Convenience and economy of thought alone determine what combination of our sensations we shall continue to objectify and treat as the cause of the rest . The right and tendency to be objective is equal in all , since they are all prior ...
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So literal and indisputable a statement of the case , I answer , that it explains , when we come to examine it , why we should have a thought of rising when we look at the mountain , since we cannot look at the mountain , nor at a tree ...
So literal and indisputable a statement of the case , I answer , that it explains , when we come to examine it , why we should have a thought of rising when we look at the mountain , since we cannot look at the mountain , nor at a tree ...
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Reality and Imagination | 3 |
Intuition | 89 |
Desire and the Unconscious | 127 |
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