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... emotions . 190. Recollection of fa- miliar objects . 191. Prevention of recollection by other mental exercises . 192. Effect of systematic arrangement . 103. Improvement of memory . 194. Acquisition of the 118 125 art of recollection by ...
... emotions . 190. Recollection of fa- miliar objects . 191. Prevention of recollection by other mental exercises . 192. Effect of systematic arrangement . 103. Improvement of memory . 194. Acquisition of the 118 125 art of recollection by ...
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... 410. Common sense . 411. Reasoning on common affairs . 412. Improvement of this faculty . 413. Conscience . 414. Discoveries and Philosophical genius . 269 276 280 287 293 Ꮲ Ꭺ Ꭱ Ꭲ THIRD . PHILOSOPHY OF THE EMOTIONS CONTENTS . 13.
... 410. Common sense . 411. Reasoning on common affairs . 412. Improvement of this faculty . 413. Conscience . 414. Discoveries and Philosophical genius . 269 276 280 287 293 Ꮲ Ꭺ Ꭱ Ꭲ THIRD . PHILOSOPHY OF THE EMOTIONS CONTENTS . 13.
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... EMOTIONS . 415. Emotions . 417. Emotions compared with_sensations . 418. Power of experiencing emotions . 421. Mode of ex- ercising and improving the capacity of experiencing emo- tions . 422. Effect of association . 423. Complex emo ...
... EMOTIONS . 415. Emotions . 417. Emotions compared with_sensations . 418. Power of experiencing emotions . 421. Mode of ex- ercising and improving the capacity of experiencing emo- tions . 422. Effect of association . 423. Complex emo ...
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... emotions ; but they are plea- sures and pains . In their place they answer valuable poses , and are legitimate motives to action . The pains of sense are to be avoided where they consistently can , and sensible pleasures may be lawfully ...
... emotions ; but they are plea- sures and pains . In their place they answer valuable poses , and are legitimate motives to action . The pains of sense are to be avoided where they consistently can , and sensible pleasures may be lawfully ...
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... emotions and passions , is one of the most wonderful achievements of Creative wisdom and goodness . That in all this , the mind is acted upon simply by vibrations of natural objects communicated to it by the air , through the ear , is ...
... emotions and passions , is one of the most wonderful achievements of Creative wisdom and goodness . That in all this , the mind is acted upon simply by vibrations of natural objects communicated to it by the air , through the ear , is ...
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