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... experience because experience is structured by the interpretive cate- gories reflected in the truths . Thus , it is possible to be certain of the world in its general structure , but only inso- far as it is an experienced or phenomenal ...
... experience because experience is structured by the interpretive cate- gories reflected in the truths . Thus , it is possible to be certain of the world in its general structure , but only inso- far as it is an experienced or phenomenal ...
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... experienced as experienceable by all and as existing simultaneously , serves as a paradigm of reality , even though other orders of experience are not reducible to it . Existence is an unusual predicate for James ; it means that ...
... experienced as experienceable by all and as existing simultaneously , serves as a paradigm of reality , even though other orders of experience are not reducible to it . Existence is an unusual predicate for James ; it means that ...
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... experiences of sight . Defenders of this view would claim that there is a great variety of subjective experiences and that the experience of colours is only one of them . Sensations ( e.g. , the ex- periences of pain , tickles ...
... experiences of sight . Defenders of this view would claim that there is a great variety of subjective experiences and that the experience of colours is only one of them . Sensations ( e.g. , the ex- periences of pain , tickles ...
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