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The present state has existence and object attached to it . This only serves to establish that the future and the past may not have luminons existence but they are oxistent in some subtle form . The present can not be related to the ...
The present state has existence and object attached to it . This only serves to establish that the future and the past may not have luminons existence but they are oxistent in some subtle form . The present can not be related to the ...
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It is interesting and a little too astounding to note in the beginning that Whitehead insists upon repudiating the materialistic fallacy of ' vacuous actuality " ( the idea that a real thing can exist while divested of feeling ) and ...
It is interesting and a little too astounding to note in the beginning that Whitehead insists upon repudiating the materialistic fallacy of ' vacuous actuality " ( the idea that a real thing can exist while divested of feeling ) and ...
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Whitehead rejects this position and emphasises that ' X ' as it exists actually ( formally ) is fundamentally identical with the ' X'as existing objectively ( as an object of knowledge ) , though the mode of existence of the former is ...
Whitehead rejects this position and emphasises that ' X ' as it exists actually ( formally ) is fundamentally identical with the ' X'as existing objectively ( as an object of knowledge ) , though the mode of existence of the former is ...
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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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