The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes98-99Theodore Foster, 1856 |
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... mind , with- out impairing their fitness for their primary purposes . Besides , we might be nearly sure , from the general consistency and cor- relation of all parts of the body , that all would be symbolical , if any are ; and that as ...
... mind , with- out impairing their fitness for their primary purposes . Besides , we might be nearly sure , from the general consistency and cor- relation of all parts of the body , that all would be symbolical , if any are ; and that as ...
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... mind is revealed through them ? A second series of symbols is obtained by extending this line of study to the cor- respondences between forms and minds in the lower animals - on the principle that an unusual likeness between the ...
... mind is revealed through them ? A second series of symbols is obtained by extending this line of study to the cor- respondences between forms and minds in the lower animals - on the principle that an unusual likeness between the ...
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... mind , if not alike persons of poor intellect . naturally well endowed and fully occupied , is apt to fall into apathy , and a sort of quiet submission to the senses , degenerat- ing with the body , the increase of which is a measure of ...
... mind , if not alike persons of poor intellect . naturally well endowed and fully occupied , is apt to fall into apathy , and a sort of quiet submission to the senses , degenerat- ing with the body , the increase of which is a measure of ...
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