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This naturally the reader misses the unique experience imresults in confused thinking , eloquent dis- parted by the combination of a natural courses and the resultant pedantic style . flow of thoughts , memories , imagination Next to ...
This naturally the reader misses the unique experience imresults in confused thinking , eloquent dis- parted by the combination of a natural courses and the resultant pedantic style . flow of thoughts , memories , imagination Next to ...
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Discussion A THEORY OF AESTHETIC EXPERIENCE } MR [ R PRABHAKAR PADHYE's theory of crete terms like ' table ' and cow ' are abstract . aesthetic experience ( Quest 98 ) , calls That is the reason why we can predicate for a serious ...
Discussion A THEORY OF AESTHETIC EXPERIENCE } MR [ R PRABHAKAR PADHYE's theory of crete terms like ' table ' and cow ' are abstract . aesthetic experience ( Quest 98 ) , calls That is the reason why we can predicate for a serious ...
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But a sculptured stone fication for regarding ordinary experiences or metal or piece of wood is infinitely more as ... Even as the world of sub- experience which is different from the one in human objects cannot reach the world of ...
But a sculptured stone fication for regarding ordinary experiences or metal or piece of wood is infinitely more as ... Even as the world of sub- experience which is different from the one in human objects cannot reach the world of ...
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Ideological Discord in Ancient India 9 PRATAP CHANDRA | 19 |
Conversation with Jacques Monod 33 CLAUDE ALVARES | 41 |
COMMENT | 51 |
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