The Bucknell Review, 第 17 卷Bucknell University Press, 1969 |
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第 87 頁
... feeling is analyzed into the initial datum , which is the object as it exists independently of the subject ; into ... feeling there always is derived a con- ceptual feeling of a possibility or eternal object . As I physically feel the ...
... feeling is analyzed into the initial datum , which is the object as it exists independently of the subject ; into ... feeling there always is derived a con- ceptual feeling of a possibility or eternal object . As I physically feel the ...
第 90 頁
... feeling of confused temporal to- getherness of immediate past and immediate future in the present -underlies and makes possible all higher forms of consciousness . Our feeling of causal efficacy , furthermore , is permeated with emotion ...
... feeling of confused temporal to- getherness of immediate past and immediate future in the present -underlies and makes possible all higher forms of consciousness . Our feeling of causal efficacy , furthermore , is permeated with emotion ...
第 93 頁
... feelings . Since these two poles are inseparable , a physical feeling always has its conceptual counterpart . From each positive physical feeling there is the derivation of a purely conceptual feeling whose datum is the possibility ...
... feelings . Since these two poles are inseparable , a physical feeling always has its conceptual counterpart . From each positive physical feeling there is the derivation of a purely conceptual feeling whose datum is the possibility ...
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