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Aristotle: By George Grote. Edited by Alexander Bain, LL. ... - Pagina 229
229 cognizing subject is really the entire man, employing indeed the noétic function, but employing it with the aid of other mental forces, phantasms and remembrances, real and verbal. The noétic soul is called by Aristotle “the place of Forms,” ...
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Continuing the Revolution: The Political Thought of Mao - Pagina 39
from a Cosmopolitan Viewpoint, and is also discussed by Kurt Singer, when he differentiates between what he refers to as a “somatic” and a “noétic” conflict. Somatic conflict is that which results from the physical fact that no two objects can ...
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The Origine of Pagan Idolatry: Ascertained from Historical ...
But, if the Noétic Ark be a type of the Church, and the Noétic family a ' type of the members of that Church; then the ark of the covenant, and' the eight heads of the super-imposed Cherubim; must similarly be images of“ the same: for, as the ark ...
George Stanley Faber, 1816
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Mind and Body the Theories of Their Relation by Alexander Bain
From the Sentient Soul, we pass to the Noé'tic, the Nous, or Intelligence. The drawing of too sharp a line between Sense and Intelligence has been the fruitful source of confusions in philosophy; and has lent itself to the doctrine of the ...
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The Monthly Review - Pagina 384
... of his work in which he shews how the system formed by the hierophants of Babel was propagated throughout the world; nor in his examination of the antient mysteries, which he consider as not less Noétic than every thing else in mythology.
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1816
And with regard to the three Minds, Proclus writes: "Again, every intellect (voSs) either abides, and is then intelligible [noe'tic], as being better than motion ; or it is moved, and is then intellectual [noeric] ; or it is both, and is then intelligible and ...
George Robert Stow Mead, 1896
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Congress of Arts and Science: History of the Congress. ... - Pagina 299
nt is experiential; the developed concept, judgment, or inference is in form noétic. Knowledge is, therefore, not a mere “precipitate of experience,” nor is Aristotle a complete empiricist. The conceptual form of knowledge is not ...
Howard Jason Rogers, 1905
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The Transcendence of the Cave (Routledge Revivals): Sequel ...
... Negative theology, 107—9, 198 Neoplatonism, 5, 130, 167, 188 Newton, L, 130 Nirvana, 109, 203 Noe-tic cosmos, 138, 143 Noetic experience, 125—6, 14.1, 143, 181 Quantity and quality, 145 Rashdall, 11., 62 Redemption, 17g, 134,.
John Niemeyer Findlay, 2014
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De sensu and De memoria - Pagina 103
Hence since all this is so, indirectly it belongs to the 15 noe'tic faculty, but in its essential nature to the primary principle of sensation. This is the reason why it is found in several of the other animals and not only in man or those possessing the ...
Aristotle, G. R. T. Ross, 2014
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The Neurological Side of Neuropsychology - Pagina 309
Ineffable, noétic, and transcendent are words that point to something behind what the philosopher Kant called “ordinary experience as we know we have it.” William James said that the ineffable defied expression: “Its quality must be directly ...
