10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBSENSIBLE»
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subsensible in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The National Quarterly Review ...
The human body would then probably comprehend all possible substances,
including the supposed subsensible substance, as it is the most complex of all
things, and seems to fulfil the highest requirements of organism.* If the evolution
theory ...
2
The National quarterly review, ed. by E.I. Sears
The human body would then probably comprehend all possible substances,
including the supposed subsensible substance, as it is the most complex of all
things, and seems to fulfil the highest requirements of organism.* If the evolution
theory ...
Edward Isidore Sears,
1873
3
The Owl at Dawn: A Sequel to Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit
Since this law is now the essential element of the force of being-for- self, it exists
in the subsensible realm of the unconscious. Force is now the dynamic interplay
of perceptual appearances and disappearances, insofar as this interplay is ...
4
Ten Years with Spiritual Mediums: An Inquiry Concerning the ...
The realization of this subsensible world is a task the learned lecturer delegates
to the imagination as its function in scientific inquiry. On the contrary, Sir David
Brewster dissents from the position of these eminent gentlemen, and nods his ...
Francis Gerry Fairfield,
1875
5
Pharmaceutical Journal;: A Weekly Record of Pharmacy and ...
To realize this subsensible world, if I may use the term, tho mind must possess a
certain pictorial power. It has to visualize the invisible. It must be able to form
definite images of tho things which that subsensible world contains ; and to say
that, ...
6
Centrifugal Force and Gravitation
Tyndall's lecture on light, (See Appendix,') wherein the sound and light-waves
are compared, the material and gaseous nature of the subsensible fluid is very
distinctly assumed : " Could you see the air through which sound-waves are
passing ...
7
Lectures on Astronomical Theories
Tyndall's Lectures on Light, (See Appendix,") wherein the sound and light-waves
are compared, the material and gaseous nature of the subsensible fluid is very
distinctly assumed : " Could you see the air through which sound-waves are ...
8
American Physics in Transition: A History of Conceptual ...
To realize this subsensible world, if I may use the term, the mind must possess a
certain pictorial power. It has to visualize the invisible. It must be able to form
definite images of the things which that subsensible world contains; and to say
that, ...
subsensible. Each human being always represents only the state of balance
between the suprasensible and the subsensible. Of course, the human being is a
microcosm of sorts and as such is related to the macrocosm. Therefore, we must
be ...
10
The Neuropsychological Analysis of Problem Solving
... individual mental processes unfold; thirdly, this dimension appears to be
systemic and, consequently, "a subsensible" quality, and, fourthly, he points out
that the study of personality must involve the study of interactions, position, and of
what, ...