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Page 362
... objects , indirect experience with objects through communication from other people is virtually unlimited . There is growing evidence that one's attitudes are affected by nonverbal communication ; for example , it has been shown that ...
... objects , indirect experience with objects through communication from other people is virtually unlimited . There is growing evidence that one's attitudes are affected by nonverbal communication ; for example , it has been shown that ...
Page 494
... objects that are relatively self- operating once they have been set in motion . They often imitate natural phenomena , both in form and in move- ment . An automaton may be large enough to be watched by a concourse of people or small ...
... objects that are relatively self- operating once they have been set in motion . They often imitate natural phenomena , both in form and in move- ment . An automaton may be large enough to be watched by a concourse of people or small ...
Page 847
... objects of sense have only an ' in - and - out ' existence , that they are created and annihilated with every turn of man's atten- tion ; but do not father those views on me . I do not hold them . " In his notebook he wrote ...
... objects of sense have only an ' in - and - out ' existence , that they are created and annihilated with every turn of man's atten- tion ; but do not father those views on me . I do not hold them . " In his notebook he wrote ...
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