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nevertheless , and the motives which lie behind these two activities contain a
very good reason for this different behavior in the child at play and in the
daydreaming adult . The play of children is determined by their wishesreally by
the child's ...
nevertheless , and the motives which lie behind these two activities contain a
very good reason for this different behavior in the child at play and in the
daydreaming adult . The play of children is determined by their wishesreally by
the child's ...
Pagina 215
So people who have no sensations , and do not know why they judge , are
always trying to show that they judge by universal reason . Thus the frailty and
superficiality of our own judgments cannot brook contradiction . We abhor
another man's ...
So people who have no sensations , and do not know why they judge , are
always trying to show that they judge by universal reason . Thus the frailty and
superficiality of our own judgments cannot brook contradiction . We abhor
another man's ...
Pagina 569
The changing environment is no longer , by reason of its variety , an enemy to the
endurance of the organism . The pattern of the higher organism has retreated into
the recesses of the individualized activity . It has become a uniform way of ...
The changing environment is no longer , by reason of its variety , an enemy to the
endurance of the organism . The pattern of the higher organism has retreated into
the recesses of the individualized activity . It has become a uniform way of ...
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Sommario
Desire and the Unconscious | 127 |
Emotion and Pleasure | 180 |
Sensuous Elements and Esthetic | 245 |
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