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Life is , in a word , activity . But activity is that in which I experience an expenditure of force . This activity is in its nature an activity of will . It is striving or purpose in movement . ... The presupposition of the act of ...
Life is , in a word , activity . But activity is that in which I experience an expenditure of force . This activity is in its nature an activity of will . It is striving or purpose in movement . ... The presupposition of the act of ...
Pagina 444
Life is , in a word , activity . But activity is that in which I experience an expenditure of force . This activity is in its nature an activity of will . It is striving or purpose in movement . The presupposition of the act of empathy ...
Life is , in a word , activity . But activity is that in which I experience an expenditure of force . This activity is in its nature an activity of will . It is striving or purpose in movement . The presupposition of the act of empathy ...
Pagina 445
If I can give myself up to the suggested activity without inner opposition , I have a feeling of freedom . And this is a feeling of pleasure . The feeling of pleasure is always a feeling of free self - exercise .
If I can give myself up to the suggested activity without inner opposition , I have a feeling of freedom . And this is a feeling of pleasure . The feeling of pleasure is always a feeling of free self - exercise .
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Reality and Imagination 3 I Reality and Imagination | 3 |
perience | 62 |
Intuition | 89 |
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