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Aristotle on the Common
Sense
Aristotle reminds us that the perceptual capacity is one, but its being is different
for each kind of special perceptible. It is also appended that the 'controlling sense
organ is one'. This controlling sense organ should no doubt be equated with the ...
2
Neuroanatomy and the Neurologic Exam: A Thesaurus of ...
3271; and he defined "Receptor" as "a sense organ" (p. 346). On p. 69-70, he
described sense organs as follows: "Thus arose the sense organs, each of which
consists essentially of specialized protoplasm which is highly sensitive to some ...
Terence R. Anthoney, 1993
3
Perceiving in Advaita Vedānta: Epistemological Analysis and ...
2.16 It cannot be argued that if mind is not considered to be a sense organ, there
would be no immediate perceptual knowledge of happiness, or misery, because
they are not generated by a sense organ. The criterion for the immediacy of ...
4
Philosophical Questions: East and West
Furthermore, just as a thing that is apprehended by a sense organ, is (also)
apprehended by the mind (manas), so also when a thing is not ascertained by
the sense organ it is also not ascertained by the mind (manas). This non-
ascertainment ...
Bina Gupta, Jitendranath Mohanty, 2000
5
The Massage Connection: Anatomy and Physiology
In the latter case, it is known as a sense organ. Some different forms of energy
that receptors convert into action potentials are mechanical (touch, pressure),
thermal (degrees of warmth and cold), electromagnetic (light), and chemical
energy ...
6
Aristotle on the
Sense-Organs
The sense-organ of smell If the detail of the physiology of the eye was vague, the
detail of the physiology of the sense-organ of smell is all but nonexistent. There is
not a single extensive treatment of the senseorgan of smell in the Aristotelian ...
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'Philoponus': On Aristotle On the Soul 3.1-8
Where there is a sense, then, there is every need for a sense-organ through
which the sense intuits its sense-objects. If a sense is missing, then, clearly there
is also missing a sense-organ through which the sense intuits the sense objects.
8
Classical Indian Philosophy
The universal is also capable of being in contact with the appropriate sense
organ. Only, the mode of contact is different. Uddyotakara, in his Varttika on Vat-
syayana's commentary on the Nyayasutras, developed an elaborate theory of ...
Jitendranath Mohanty, 2000
9
Descartes's Dreams: Imagination in The Meditations
The animal spirits in the nerves then carry the intentional form to a cerebral sense
organ. Once the intentional form arrives at the cerebral sense organ, the sense
organ itself becomes like the external corporeal substance by taking on its ...
10
Indian Psychology Perception
The authors of Vedantaparibhasa, Advaitabrahmasiddhi, and
Advaitacintakaustubha hold that the manas is not a sense-organ on the authority
of the Sruti. 44 The objects are greater than the sense-organs, and the manas is
greater than the ...
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How To Keep Sense Organs Clean
How to take care of our sense organs? Well, as human beings, we sense the world around us and interact with it using our sense organs. All communication can ... «BoldSky, 五月 15»
Controlling the Sense Organs
He is a person with all the 10 sense organs perfectly under his control. The five organs of perception—ears, eyes, nose, tongue and skin —are conduits for the ... «The New Indian Express, 十一月 14»
Use of sense organs
Superficially, it would seem that our sense organs have been given to us so that we may enjoy the various pleasures that worldly life affords us. But that is not ... «The Hindu, 十月 14»
Innate barometer in birds evolved from ancient fish sense organ
New research indicates that a bird's ability to detect changes in air pressure is the evolutionary remnant of an ancient sense organ found in sharks and ... «Phys.Org, 九月 12»
New sense organ helps giant whales to coordinate the world's …
Despite this attention, no one noticed the volleyball-sized sense organ at the tips of their lower jaws. Nicholas Pyenson from the Smithsonian Institution is the first ... «Discover Magazine, 五月 12»
