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... character of one of the terms , its being mind or conscious . The relation is one of compresence . But there is compresence between two physical things . The relation of mind and object is comparable to that between table and floor ...
... character of one of the terms , its being mind or conscious . The relation is one of compresence . But there is compresence between two physical things . The relation of mind and object is comparable to that between table and floor ...
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... character of mind or spirit is possessed by the highest things we know , there is no evidence that there may not be higher empirical finite characters in the world ; not merely that there may not be vaster minds in the sense in which ...
... character of mind or spirit is possessed by the highest things we know , there is no evidence that there may not be higher empirical finite characters in the world ; not merely that there may not be vaster minds in the sense in which ...
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... characters of exis- tence , and to the existence of empirical characters . SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE Mind as ' thing ' and as ' character ' . In the text mind is spoken of sometimes as a thing , like other things , and sometimes as a peculiar ...
... characters of exis- tence , and to the existence of empirical characters . SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE Mind as ' thing ' and as ' character ' . In the text mind is spoken of sometimes as a thing , like other things , and sometimes as a peculiar ...
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS BY THE RIGHT HON VISCOUNT BRYCE O M | 7 |
THE CELTIC INSCRIPTIONS OF CISALPINE GAUL BY SIR JOHN RHŶS | 23 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS AT THE OPENING MEETING OF THE INTER | 113 |
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