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This understanding is the religious perception of the given time and society . And this religious perception is always clearly expressed by a few advanced men and more or less vividly perceived by members of the society generally .
This understanding is the religious perception of the given time and society . And this religious perception is always clearly expressed by a few advanced men and more or less vividly perceived by members of the society generally .
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All the rest of art - stories , songs , dances , ornamentation of houses , of utensils , and of clothes - which was not contrary to religious perception , was neither distinguished nor discussed . Thus as regards its subject matter has ...
All the rest of art - stories , songs , dances , ornamentation of houses , of utensils , and of clothes - which was not contrary to religious perception , was neither distinguished nor discussed . Thus as regards its subject matter has ...
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Otherwise , there is not perception but recognition . The difference between the two is immense . Recognition is perception arrested before it has a chance to develop freely . In recognition there is a beginning of an act of perception ...
Otherwise , there is not perception but recognition . The difference between the two is immense . Recognition is perception arrested before it has a chance to develop freely . In recognition there is a beginning of an act of perception ...
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