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Yet there would surely have been no thinking , no expectation , and no conscious
achievement in the whole process . ... But it is not only in the absence of all
consciousness that value would be removed from the world ; by a less violent ...
Yet there would surely have been no thinking , no expectation , and no conscious
achievement in the whole process . ... But it is not only in the absence of all
consciousness that value would be removed from the world ; by a less violent ...
Pagina 149
It is a fact that in eclipses of consciousness - in dreams , narcotic states and
cases of insanity - there come to the ... study of literature in these manifestations
of the collective unconscious is that they are compensatory to the conscious
attitude .
It is a fact that in eclipses of consciousness - in dreams , narcotic states and
cases of insanity - there come to the ... study of literature in these manifestations
of the collective unconscious is that they are compensatory to the conscious
attitude .
Pagina 157
tion which has produced in me a conscious subject . This consciousness is
contradicted by my experience - that is , I have a new personal experience ,
something not given in the social world of poetry . Therefore I desire what is
called self ...
tion which has produced in me a conscious subject . This consciousness is
contradicted by my experience - that is , I have a new personal experience ,
something not given in the social world of poetry . Therefore I desire what is
called self ...
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