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... feelings — these emotions of awe and sublimity - are simply what they are felt to be , and nothing more ; there has never been any dispute about that . But as to what the causes , qualities , or conditions necessary for awakening these ...
... feelings — these emotions of awe and sublimity - are simply what they are felt to be , and nothing more ; there has never been any dispute about that . But as to what the causes , qualities , or conditions necessary for awakening these ...
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... feelings in our own mind , simply means that the objects make us feel ourselves . This is the all but unanimous verdict of modern philosophy , and it appears to admit of no extenuation . This is the great stronghold of Idealism , and ...
... feelings in our own mind , simply means that the objects make us feel ourselves . This is the all but unanimous verdict of modern philosophy , and it appears to admit of no extenuation . This is the great stronghold of Idealism , and ...
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... feeling of heat , and sweetness the feeling of sweetness . The cause is in the external object , and that is all we know about it . Ethical problems are beside our inquiry , and we shall now address ourselves to the psychology of ...
... feeling of heat , and sweetness the feeling of sweetness . The cause is in the external object , and that is all we know about it . Ethical problems are beside our inquiry , and we shall now address ourselves to the psychology of ...
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... feeling . The division of the mind's feelings into the two great classes of emotions and sensa- tions renders some such arrangement necessary in order to avoid confusion and mistake . Let us now distinguish carefully between the two ...
... feeling . The division of the mind's feelings into the two great classes of emotions and sensa- tions renders some such arrangement necessary in order to avoid confusion and mistake . Let us now distinguish carefully between the two ...
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... feeling is admiration ? for the mind has two kinds , and these two are not only different but at variance . The mind ... feelings ; and emotions as ideal , mental , sentimental feelings . Sensations and emotions are thus very different ...
... feeling is admiration ? for the mind has two kinds , and these two are not only different but at variance . The mind ... feelings ; and emotions as ideal , mental , sentimental feelings . Sensations and emotions are thus very different ...
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