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upon intuiting the immediate object , with all its concrete values , as abstracted
from its connections with things that lie beyond the " frame " of the experience .
Kant and Schopenhauer described the nature of this intense focusing upon the ...
upon intuiting the immediate object , with all its concrete values , as abstracted
from its connections with things that lie beyond the " frame " of the experience .
Kant and Schopenhauer described the nature of this intense focusing upon the ...
Pagina 445
But the self - exercise which is suggested to me by a sensible object may be so
conditioned that it is performed by me not without friction , not without inner
opposition . " If I can give myself up to the suggested activity without inner
opposition , I ...
But the self - exercise which is suggested to me by a sensible object may be so
conditioned that it is performed by me not without friction , not without inner
opposition . " If I can give myself up to the suggested activity without inner
opposition , I ...
Pagina 481
tained in the contemplation of the object will tend to discharge itself , if , when that
feeling has been obtained , the practical attitude is then allowed to replace the
contemplative . These various standards of criticism will now be examined in turn
...
tained in the contemplation of the object will tend to discharge itself , if , when that
feeling has been obtained , the practical attitude is then allowed to replace the
contemplative . These various standards of criticism will now be examined in turn
...
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