The Borzoi College ReaderCharles Muscatine, Marlene Griffith |
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Page 357
... emotion , and make human life a life of feeling instead of an unconscious metabolic existence in- terrupted by feelings ... emotions and moods , that are generally regarded as irrational because words cannot give us clear ideas of them ...
... emotion , and make human life a life of feeling instead of an unconscious metabolic existence in- terrupted by feelings ... emotions and moods , that are generally regarded as irrational because words cannot give us clear ideas of them ...
Page 358
... emotion ; they give form to inward experiences and thus make them conceivable . The only way we can really envisage vital ... emotions . As soon as the natural forms of subjective experience are abstracted to the point of symbolic ...
... emotion ; they give form to inward experiences and thus make them conceivable . The only way we can really envisage vital ... emotions . As soon as the natural forms of subjective experience are abstracted to the point of symbolic ...
Page 389
... emotions than he can consciously trace back to them . Dim by their origination , these emotions yet arise in him , and mould him through life like the forgotten incidents of childhood . 8 The reason why the broad distinctions between ...
... emotions than he can consciously trace back to them . Dim by their origination , these emotions yet arise in him , and mould him through life like the forgotten incidents of childhood . 8 The reason why the broad distinctions between ...
Contents
THE NECESSITY FOR THINKING | 3 |
John Henry Newman | 43 |
THE RIGHT USE OF LANGUAGE | 57 |
Copyright | |
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