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The word ordinarily used to describe this class of satisfactions in the world
around us is esthetic . ... Along with this goes satisfaction , manipulation , and
recombination of the sensory attributes : the use of brush , hammer , bellows , the
world of ...
The word ordinarily used to describe this class of satisfactions in the world
around us is esthetic . ... Along with this goes satisfaction , manipulation , and
recombination of the sensory attributes : the use of brush , hammer , bellows , the
world of ...
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There may be a movement from the initial satisfaction in color to the delight in
manipulating the colors to produce a picture . ... satisfactions of which constituted
the goals of living and the frustration of which constituted the basis of psychic
pain .
There may be a movement from the initial satisfaction in color to the delight in
manipulating the colors to produce a picture . ... satisfactions of which constituted
the goals of living and the frustration of which constituted the basis of psychic
pain .
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For many a child there is enormous satisfaction in establishing order . This is
partly a matter of response to adult requirements , but it also expresses in - group
satisfactions not only satisfactions of mastery but also satisfactions in learning to
...
For many a child there is enormous satisfaction in establishing order . This is
partly a matter of response to adult requirements , but it also expresses in - group
satisfactions not only satisfactions of mastery but also satisfactions in learning to
...
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Our Twentiethcentury Vantage Point | 3 |
OF CULTURE | 47 |
The Freeing of Intelligence | 113 |
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