The Self as Mind: Vision and Identity in Wordsworth, Coleridge, and KeatsHarvard University Press, 1986 - 286 páginas |
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... awareness in children . Maurice Merleau - Ponty observes that the development of other - awareness in the child seems to coincide with , even precede , the psychogenesis of solitary or intro- spective self - awareness . In an essay ...
... awareness in children . Maurice Merleau - Ponty observes that the development of other - awareness in the child seems to coincide with , even precede , the psychogenesis of solitary or intro- spective self - awareness . In an essay ...
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... awareness of what I am about , though that " awareness " might for the moment escape even me . Descartes's hy- pothetical reduction of persons to clockworks , or Hoffman's fascina- tion with the likeness of automata to real persons , or ...
... awareness of what I am about , though that " awareness " might for the moment escape even me . Descartes's hy- pothetical reduction of persons to clockworks , or Hoffman's fascina- tion with the likeness of automata to real persons , or ...
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... awareness , the poet can shed his particular character or identity and merge with something universal , a Bardic consciousness that transcends all " hungry generations , " singing , like the bird , in a voice that " was heard / In ...
... awareness , the poet can shed his particular character or identity and merge with something universal , a Bardic consciousness that transcends all " hungry generations , " singing , like the bird , in a voice that " was heard / In ...
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The Idea of the Self as Mind | 1 |
Making a Place in the World | 31 |
Speaking Dreams | 100 |
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