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The contemplation of the observed movement awakens the tendency to a
corresponding self - activity ; and by corresponding we mean that which would be
... This takes place the more certainly , the more I am absorbed in the
contemplation .
The contemplation of the observed movement awakens the tendency to a
corresponding self - activity ; and by corresponding we mean that which would be
... This takes place the more certainly , the more I am absorbed in the
contemplation .
Pagina 381
And this means , for example , that the feelings of my bodily states must
disappear from consciousness to the degree in which I am engrossed in the
contemplation of the esthetic object - to which the states of my body simply
cannot belong .
And this means , for example , that the feelings of my bodily states must
disappear from consciousness to the degree in which I am engrossed in the
contemplation of the esthetic object - to which the states of my body simply
cannot belong .
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sense - feelings which a real man would have who thus arises , do not exist for
my esthetic contemplation , any more than my own sense - feelings so exist .
What I immediately intuit in the plastic form is its willing , the power , the pride .
sense - feelings which a real man would have who thus arises , do not exist for
my esthetic contemplation , any more than my own sense - feelings so exist .
What I immediately intuit in the plastic form is its willing , the power , the pride .
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