Biographia Literaria, 1817, Volumen1Scolar Press, 1971 - 310 páginas |
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... distinct ; anger is the inevitable consequence . The absence of all foundation within their own minds for that , which they yet believe both true and indispensible for their safety and happiness , cannot but produce an uneasy state of ...
... distinct ; anger is the inevitable consequence . The absence of all foundation within their own minds for that , which they yet believe both true and indispensible for their safety and happiness , cannot but produce an uneasy state of ...
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... distinct meaning ; sometimes , namely , signifying the act of self - consciousness , sometimes the external image in and by which the mind represents that act to itself , the result and symbol of its individuality . Now suppose the ...
... distinct meaning ; sometimes , namely , signifying the act of self - consciousness , sometimes the external image in and by which the mind represents that act to itself , the result and symbol of its individuality . Now suppose the ...
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... distinct than the rest , will deter- mine the mind to recall these in preference to others equally linked together by the common condition of contemporaneity , or ( what I deem a more appropriate and philosophical term ) of continuity ...
... distinct than the rest , will deter- mine the mind to recall these in preference to others equally linked together by the common condition of contemporaneity , or ( what I deem a more appropriate and philosophical term ) of continuity ...
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