10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ATTUITIVE»
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If we assume that “natura ” means attuitive and nothing else, Green's conclusion,
I think, plainly follows. It is another question, however, whether the conclusion
supports the con~ struction that Green put upon it, viz. that the spiritual principle
in ...
If we assume that " natural " means attuitive and nothing else, Green's conclusion
, I think, plainly follows. It is another question, however, whether the conclusion
supports the construction that Green put upon it, viz. that the spiritual principle in
...
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South Australian facsimile editions
... adj., slow Mardkomun, v., to be satisfied Markilakko, s., two brothers ; they arc
two brothers Marl pun, v. a., to kill, murder, slay Marian gko, adj., attentive,
obedient, diligent Marlannnn, v., to become attuitive Mario, .t., the ear Marlun
tukkarnun, ...
Public Library of South Australia, 1816
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Lectures on Language and Linguistic Method in the School
Professor Laurie admits, for example, that a feeling of Being is given to the
attuitive consciousness. We do not merely have successive impressions, as
Hume said ; we feel them as real, as being. This feeling it is which is afterwards
taken up by ...
Simon Somerville Laurie, 1893
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
*rfarT, fwr |згт, ятттг |зп; fim-faîT; (theol.) änprqt; n. attrition тт?, ftmif; ст^цФт; (
theol.) srgçnr; (fig.) ( Щ, tfTSRÏ зггГ? íT ) sfWkfftr çffaT attuition л. sfçpîRrr; adjs.
attuitional ЗГ%Ч?1кЧ+; attuent 4%Mjli+tiT; v-t. attuite ^iSTSTT ?T Hf5 ^TT; adj.
attuitive ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
There is a difference of attitude ; Will takes possession of the object by which the
attuitive subject was previously possessed. Nevertheless, as the author puts it, in
a way that recalls Ferrier, " the whole process is essentially a movement from ...
George Croom Robertson, George Frederick Stout, George Edward Moore, 1884
Love and art, to mention but two important phases, are still so attuitive or intuitive
that attempts which have been made to explain them seem but a travesty on what
the Germans call their inwardness (Innigkeit). The fundamental fact of religious ...
Raymond Collyer Knox, Horace Leland Friess, 1947
... of an intuitive character) ? That is, is aesthetic appreciation attuitive or intuitive,
at-sight or insight, pre-reflective or post-reflective, primarily or secondarily
immediate, i. e., is. 1 Poetry and the Individual, pp. 231-232. 1 Psychology of
Beauty, p.
James Mark Baldwin, James McKeen Cattell, Howard Crosby Warren, 1908
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The Principles of Pragmatism: A Philosophical Interpretation ...
istence of the unconscious is in no way affected. Experience of the more attuitive
type, such as instinct and impulse, exhibits a preconscious or prereflective state
in which the distinction of the psychical and the physical has not yet been set up.
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MIND A QUARTERLY REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY. VOL. ...
There is a difference of attitude ; Will takes possession of the object by which the
attuitive subject was previously possessed. Nevertheless, as the author puts it, in
a way that recalls Ferrier, " the whole process is essentially a movement from ...
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