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The relation between our mind and things consists in that we think the things, that
we form ideas about them. We possess of reality, strictly speaking, nothing but
the ideas we have succeeded in forming about it. These ideas are like a ...
The relation between our mind and things consists in that we think the things, that
we form ideas about them. We possess of reality, strictly speaking, nothing but
the ideas we have succeeded in forming about it. These ideas are like a ...
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In this way we do not move from the mind to the world. On the contrary, we give
three-dimensional being to mere patterns, we objectify the subjective, we "
worldify" the immanent. A traditional painter painting a portrait claims to have got
hold of ...
In this way we do not move from the mind to the world. On the contrary, we give
three-dimensional being to mere patterns, we objectify the subjective, we "
worldify" the immanent. A traditional painter painting a portrait claims to have got
hold of ...
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Whereas cult of the mind betrays the resolve to accept old age, for the mind
reaches plenitude only when the body begins to decline. The triumph of sport
marks the victory of the values of youth over the values of age. Note in this
context the ...
Whereas cult of the mind betrays the resolve to accept old age, for the mind
reaches plenitude only when the body begins to decline. The triumph of sport
marks the victory of the values of youth over the values of age. Note in this
context the ...
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