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actual inescapably involves the necessity of being invested with some form of subjective experience or sentience . What the critical Realists would call “ essence " and the Neo - realists like Holt would term " Law " or " mathematical ...
actual inescapably involves the necessity of being invested with some form of subjective experience or sentience . What the critical Realists would call “ essence " and the Neo - realists like Holt would term " Law " or " mathematical ...
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Whitehead obviously resembles Leibnitz in maintaining that each actual entity is autonomous , but it is autonomous in the sense that “ it is finally responsible for the decision by which any lure for feeling is admitted to efficiency ...
Whitehead obviously resembles Leibnitz in maintaining that each actual entity is autonomous , but it is autonomous in the sense that “ it is finally responsible for the decision by which any lure for feeling is admitted to efficiency ...
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A vast multitude of prehensions thus constitute the achievement of self - hood ( or formal aspect ) of an actual entity . The subjective aim inherent in the process of self - creation of the actual entity determines the mode of ...
A vast multitude of prehensions thus constitute the achievement of self - hood ( or formal aspect ) of an actual entity . The subjective aim inherent in the process of self - creation of the actual entity determines the mode of ...
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Psychotherapy and its possibilitiesA critique | 17 |
Consensus and Moral ValidityS G Sathayo | 27 |
SamkhyaYoga Theory of causality an Advaitic Study | 45 |
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