The Enchanted Glass: The Elizabethan Mind in LiteratureOxford University Press, 1960 - 293 頁 |
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... cognition , to which no great attention has been paid , seems to have been taken for granted as a consequence of ... Cognition has always been a mystery , always the main cause of superstition and many other sorts of error and delusion ...
... cognition , to which no great attention has been paid , seems to have been taken for granted as a consequence of ... Cognition has always been a mystery , always the main cause of superstition and many other sorts of error and delusion ...
第 147 頁
... cognition unifies the process of thought and makes cognition one mental act and not two . It finds no place for super- stition , such as divine intervention in artistic activi- ties , or its substitutes , god - like intuition and super ...
... cognition unifies the process of thought and makes cognition one mental act and not two . It finds no place for super- stition , such as divine intervention in artistic activi- ties , or its substitutes , god - like intuition and super ...
第 167 頁
... cognition certain related elements of the space - time continuum meet , let us say vaguely at the focus of consciousness , and an act of cognition takes place in the fourth di- mension . The operation itself is unintelligible , but the ...
... cognition certain related elements of the space - time continuum meet , let us say vaguely at the focus of consciousness , and an act of cognition takes place in the fourth di- mension . The operation itself is unintelligible , but the ...
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