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Clearly , both the process of creating a work of art , and of responding to it , are examples of intuitive thinking . Secondary process thought , or rational thinking , may be involved as well , since we should not think of the two ...
Clearly , both the process of creating a work of art , and of responding to it , are examples of intuitive thinking . Secondary process thought , or rational thinking , may be involved as well , since we should not think of the two ...
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Our fields of thinking about space and time obviously change as we move through space , or with the passage of time . Our fields of thought can also be redefined , by being either expanded or contracted . Thus , the here of this room ...
Our fields of thinking about space and time obviously change as we move through space , or with the passage of time . Our fields of thought can also be redefined , by being either expanded or contracted . Thus , the here of this room ...
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Teiresias's way of thinking is not for them , either . Yet even a scientist would have to admit that the flight of a bird , or the condition of its entrails , is the product of innumerable natural forces in its environment .
Teiresias's way of thinking is not for them , either . Yet even a scientist would have to admit that the flight of a bird , or the condition of its entrails , is the product of innumerable natural forces in its environment .
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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