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struggle of several different states of the soul not yet unified , their stratification , or mixture , their vacillating method , which obtains apparent unity from the will of the author , who for this purpose avails himself of an ...
struggle of several different states of the soul not yet unified , their stratification , or mixture , their vacillating method , which obtains apparent unity from the will of the author , who for this purpose avails himself of an ...
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Thus the unity of a work of art makes of the system of suggested energies which form the foreground of attention an impregnable , an invulnerable circle . Not only , however , are we held in equilibrium in the object of attention ...
Thus the unity of a work of art makes of the system of suggested energies which form the foreground of attention an impregnable , an invulnerable circle . Not only , however , are we held in equilibrium in the object of attention ...
Pagina 379
another point of view it may be said that the unity of the object is constituted just by the inhibition of all tendency to movement through the balance or centrality of impulses suggested by it . In other words , the balance of impulses ...
another point of view it may be said that the unity of the object is constituted just by the inhibition of all tendency to movement through the balance or centrality of impulses suggested by it . In other words , the balance of impulses ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
HEDONISTIC THEORIES | 115 |
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