The Yale Literary Magazine, Bind 116,Oplag 6Yale Literary Society, 1949 |
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... experience is a combination of both the intellectual and the emotional meanings , but it is more than a mixture of the two . Scient- ism's ideal entirely eliminates concern over norm- ative aspects of experience ; the ideal mystery is ...
... experience is a combination of both the intellectual and the emotional meanings , but it is more than a mixture of the two . Scient- ism's ideal entirely eliminates concern over norm- ative aspects of experience ; the ideal mystery is ...
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... experience , is pecularly adapted to such solipsism . One is trying to solve the problem for one's own personal values and desires , but in its solution one leaves out purposely any considera- tion of the purposes and values of other ...
... experience , is pecularly adapted to such solipsism . One is trying to solve the problem for one's own personal values and desires , but in its solution one leaves out purposely any considera- tion of the purposes and values of other ...
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... experience are equally small , are of no great account . Nor am I , nor yet Mr. Strids- berg . The article's keynote is struck by the phrase " According to a very frank and self - observing professor at Smith . . . ” ( italics mine ) ...
... experience are equally small , are of no great account . Nor am I , nor yet Mr. Strids- berg . The article's keynote is struck by the phrase " According to a very frank and self - observing professor at Smith . . . ” ( italics mine ) ...
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