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... sensations . The problem for the philosopher is — What is the nature of the reality we are in contact with in sensation , and what do sensations reveal ? The answers which from time to time have been offered to us may be regarded under ...
... sensations . The problem for the philosopher is — What is the nature of the reality we are in contact with in sensation , and what do sensations reveal ? The answers which from time to time have been offered to us may be regarded under ...
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... sensations . There are two views of sensations . One view is that they are clear and distinct individual entities which enter into various associations and combinations , and are the fundamental stuff of which ' our psychical life is ...
... sensations . There are two views of sensations . One view is that they are clear and distinct individual entities which enter into various associations and combinations , and are the fundamental stuff of which ' our psychical life is ...
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... sensation to the genetic problem of the origin of sensations in the actual experience of the living individual , we are forced to acknowledge that the sensation is not a direct datum of experience . The idea that sensations are first in ...
... sensation to the genetic problem of the origin of sensations in the actual experience of the living individual , we are forced to acknowledge that the sensation is not a direct datum of experience . The idea that sensations are first in ...
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