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Since their nature is not to be thoughts but things , whereas Descartes ' method
would still have existed such as we ... There is in us a sort of silent " inner
language ” entirely made of verbal images and in no way distinguishable from
thought .
Since their nature is not to be thoughts but things , whereas Descartes ' method
would still have existed such as we ... There is in us a sort of silent " inner
language ” entirely made of verbal images and in no way distinguishable from
thought .
Pagina 124
Writers, orators, philosophers, scholars, professors will all unite against what they
consider an assault on something they themselves hold to be most sacred,
namely language, without which indeed there is no thought. Yet, even the ...
Writers, orators, philosophers, scholars, professors will all unite against what they
consider an assault on something they themselves hold to be most sacred,
namely language, without which indeed there is no thought. Yet, even the ...
Pagina 128
He is Thought, a self-thinking Thought rapt in the contemplation of his own
perfection, he himself is unconcerned with the world. Nor does Plotinus One
create, for he transcends not only action but thought and even being. The
multiple ...
He is Thought, a self-thinking Thought rapt in the contemplation of his own
perfection, he himself is unconcerned with the world. Nor does Plotinus One
create, for he transcends not only action but thought and even being. The
multiple ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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