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Page 120
... mind , by asserting the non- mental character of relations . Thereby they build , in the view of their critics ... mind as something that looks out through the windows of the senses . The Subjective Idealists say that beyond the activity ...
... mind , by asserting the non- mental character of relations . Thereby they build , in the view of their critics ... mind as something that looks out through the windows of the senses . The Subjective Idealists say that beyond the activity ...
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... Mind that was untrammelled by being dependent on an organ such as is ours , mind that knew itself directly as that within which the Universe fell , and that in knowing that Universe knew that it was thinking its own thought , as ...
... Mind that was untrammelled by being dependent on an organ such as is ours , mind that knew itself directly as that within which the Universe fell , and that in knowing that Universe knew that it was thinking its own thought , as ...
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... mind and , through mind , of the objects that are in mind . But even in the identity with its object which mind finds there is duality between thinking and being thought , and this indicates that the degree of reality attained is lower ...
... mind and , through mind , of the objects that are in mind . But even in the identity with its object which mind finds there is duality between thinking and being thought , and this indicates that the degree of reality attained is lower ...
Contents
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191819 | 19 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191920 | 31 |
THE VALUE AND THE METHODS OF MYTHOLOGIC STUDY By L | 37 |
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