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... object , occupies ; while this same object , the replica , is known as different from , and not wholly identical with , but independent of , those sensations of which it is the replica , by two facts - first of its being capable of an ...
... object , occupies ; while this same object , the replica , is known as different from , and not wholly identical with , but independent of , those sensations of which it is the replica , by two facts - first of its being capable of an ...
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... object from that of the sensations which are our knowledge of it , we cannot but imagine the objects arrived at by that analysis , for the purpose of understanding them , as objects of tactual and muscular sensitivity , though of a ...
... object from that of the sensations which are our knowledge of it , we cannot but imagine the objects arrived at by that analysis , for the purpose of understanding them , as objects of tactual and muscular sensitivity , though of a ...
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... objects external to his body and limbs on the other , this broad distinction being due to the fact that the object which an individual calls his own body is a constant object in his waking consciousness , and the only particular object ...
... objects external to his body and limbs on the other , this broad distinction being due to the fact that the object which an individual calls his own body is a constant object in his waking consciousness , and the only particular object ...
Contents
LIST OF FELLOWS 1912 | 7 |
NINTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING JULY 5 1911 ADDRESS BY | 8 |
WARTON LECTURE ON ENGLISH POETRY | 8 |
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