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... effect of a work of art on a man's emotions , it would appear that the very act of experiencing the work may itself have a moral essential effect . If he is really concentrating on the details of a morality work of art and not just ...
... effect of a work of art on a man's emotions , it would appear that the very act of experiencing the work may itself have a moral essential effect . If he is really concentrating on the details of a morality work of art and not just ...
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... effect ( perhaps almost identical in origin ) is seen when a person intends to perform some action . It is also a slow increase in the electronegativity of the frontal cortex and precedes a spontaneous voluntary act or deci- sion by ...
... effect ( perhaps almost identical in origin ) is seen when a person intends to perform some action . It is also a slow increase in the electronegativity of the frontal cortex and precedes a spontaneous voluntary act or deci- sion by ...
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ACTH Effect of castration Behavioral stimulation of hormone production Act centres in central nervous system Ethnic and religious groups. glands . This relationship permits the outside and inside environments to exert influences on the ...
ACTH Effect of castration Behavioral stimulation of hormone production Act centres in central nervous system Ethnic and religious groups. glands . This relationship permits the outside and inside environments to exert influences on the ...
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