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... feeling , the existence of which is immediately conditioned upon intra - cerebral activities and combinations of activity , just as the existence of sensations is con- ditioned upon stimuli received by the peripheral terminations of the ...
... feeling , the existence of which is immediately conditioned upon intra - cerebral activities and combinations of activity , just as the existence of sensations is con- ditioned upon stimuli received by the peripheral terminations of the ...
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... feeling named . To do this , even partially and inadequately , the aid of Song , or of Rhetoric , or of Poetry must be sought . The secret of Music , its charm as a Fine Art , is that it awakens the emotional element in consciousness ...
... feeling named . To do this , even partially and inadequately , the aid of Song , or of Rhetoric , or of Poetry must be sought . The secret of Music , its charm as a Fine Art , is that it awakens the emotional element in consciousness ...
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... feeling — an intense realization of the importance of the issues involved . It is doubtless in the first place due to the intensity of this feeling that his contributions to the history of religion are more or less characterized by a ...
... feeling — an intense realization of the importance of the issues involved . It is doubtless in the first place due to the intensity of this feeling that his contributions to the history of religion are more or less characterized by a ...
Contents
Ninth Annual General Meeting JULY 5 1911 ADDRESS BY | 3 |
WARTON LECTURE ON ENGLISH POETRY | 4 |
HENRY CHARLES LEA 18251909 By E P CHEYNEY | 17 |
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