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ANOÉTIC, -Ă adj. (tab.) na temat wrażeń i percepcji, subiektywnych, indywidualnych doświadczeń, stanów afektywnych. (patrz noetikos, myśliciel)
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Princeton Contributions to Psychology - Volumul 4 - Pagina 118
It was merely anoétic, mere sentience. Yet the light is felt as distinct, standing out, discriminated. This strange absence of a second content, while yet we may in reflection speak of a relation attaching to the one content apprehended, may seem ...
James Mark Baldwin, Howard Crosby Warren,
1909
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An Introduction to the Theory of Perception - Pagina 2
If they are totally absent, the organism is the mere sport of circumstance; its sentience is a matter of interest to itself alone and is of unknown significance as a psychological germ of evolutionary value. This appears to correspond to the anoétic ...
John Herbert Parsons,
2013
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Mind and Deity: Being the Second Series of a Course of ... - Pagina 114
A blind omnificence, a heedless omnipresence, an anoétic eternity is seldom if ever what is contemplated by Western theologians when they discuss these matters. A world—designer is assumed to. 1 Including Indian and Persian, as Well as ...
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The Apallic Syndrome - Pagina 61
The expression “anoétic” is used, furthermore, in French psychiatry with two different meanings which were not recognized by Duensing. In that context, anoëtic means lack of understanding of object content, that is, a state in which the world is ...
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Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society - Volumul 13 - Pagina 175
In dealing with “anoétic” consciousness, where “object” would be an inappropriate term, “content” has its uses. But, as a substitute for “object,” it leads to needless abstraction. We may as well face the fact at once that, in judgment, we claim to ...
Aristotelian Society (Great Britain),
1913
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Kindly Bent to Ease Us: Mind: - Pagina xxi
However, mind (sems) as a noe- tic-noematic complex, determining the 'meaning' of world, of being, of experience and of whatever it takes notice, is a coming-into-presence made possible through the open and projective presence of ...
Kloṅ-chen-pa Dri-med-ʼod-zer, Herbert V. Guenther,
1975
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La Gerarchia ecclesiastica nell'ordine sacerdotale... - Pagina 305
Accioche quefto Amore. veifoil пмт' *4 profiimo fía compito deve a ver a noe tic ttc Virtil, Pace,Patienza, <d Elemoíina. CriftoN.S. venne nel Mondo a portât 1 la Pace : nafcendo feci annuneiar la Pa- . ).t ce dagl'Angeli .• vivendo predicó la Pace ...
Splendiano Andrea Pennazzi,
1716