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It is not possible to divide in a vital experience the practical , emotional , and
intellectual from one another and to set the properties of one over against the
characteristics of the others . The emotional phase binds parts together into a
single ...
It is not possible to divide in a vital experience the practical , emotional , and
intellectual from one another and to set the properties of one over against the
characteristics of the others . The emotional phase binds parts together into a
single ...
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It has a negative , inhibitory aspect - the cutting - out of the practical sides of
things and of our practical attitude to them - and a positive side — the elaboration
of the experience on the new basis created by the inhibitory action of Distance . 2
.
It has a negative , inhibitory aspect - the cutting - out of the practical sides of
things and of our practical attitude to them - and a positive side — the elaboration
of the experience on the new basis created by the inhibitory action of Distance . 2
.
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are chiefly three causes for the reduction of vividness : ( 1 ) habit , convention ,
tradition , and the like ; ( 2 ) practical activity in achieving goals ; and ( 3 ) analysis
. Habit simply dulls experience and reduces it to routine . Practical activity ...
are chiefly three causes for the reduction of vividness : ( 1 ) habit , convention ,
tradition , and the like ; ( 2 ) practical activity in achieving goals ; and ( 3 ) analysis
. Habit simply dulls experience and reduces it to routine . Practical activity ...
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Desire and the Unconscious | 127 |
Emotion and Pleasure | 180 |
Sensuous Elements and Esthetic | 245 |
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