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Pagina 83
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 . But
this ...
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 . But
this ...
Pagina 84
But an act of perception proceeds by waves that extend serially throughout the
entire organism . There is , therefore , no such thing in perception as seeing or
hearing plus emotion . The perceived object or scene is emotionally pervaded ...
But an act of perception proceeds by waves that extend serially throughout the
entire organism . There is , therefore , no such thing in perception as seeing or
hearing plus emotion . The perceived object or scene is emotionally pervaded ...
Pagina 194
... and of nomenclature has accordingly adopted a more learned word , Esthetics
, that is , the theory of perception or of ... seems to be too broad and to include
within its sphere all pleasures and pains , if not all perceptions whatsoever .
... and of nomenclature has accordingly adopted a more learned word , Esthetics
, that is , the theory of perception or of ... seems to be too broad and to include
within its sphere all pleasures and pains , if not all perceptions whatsoever .
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Desire and the Unconscious | 127 |
Emotion and Pleasure | 180 |
Sensuous Elements and Esthetic | 245 |
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