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perceived as forming a whole endowed with a unity of its own so that the
judgment will posit it as a distinct object . The understanding itself is therefore at
work in the experience of the beautiful , so that the whole man , as conceiving ...
perceived as forming a whole endowed with a unity of its own so that the
judgment will posit it as a distinct object . The understanding itself is therefore at
work in the experience of the beautiful , so that the whole man , as conceiving ...
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What is not “ whole ” lacks something it should have . What is still imperfect finds
itself deprived of a certain number of determinations it must acquire before it can
be said of it that it is . In order for it absolutely to be is for it to have fulfilled all its ...
What is not “ whole ” lacks something it should have . What is still imperfect finds
itself deprived of a certain number of determinations it must acquire before it can
be said of it that it is . In order for it absolutely to be is for it to have fulfilled all its ...
Pagina 31
The form of the whole brings unity to the parts ; and , since the one and being are
convertible , in making the parts to be one , it makes them to be a being . Only
personal meditation on these equivalences can help us to realize them and to ...
The form of the whole brings unity to the parts ; and , since the one and being are
convertible , in making the parts to be one , it makes them to be a being . Only
personal meditation on these equivalences can help us to realize them and to ...
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