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... give perceptual meaning , the way in which they are acted upon to give meaningful behavior - constellations . When we muse on this closeness to our animal brethren , we often gain fresh perspectives from it . Indeed , one of the ...
... give perceptual meaning , the way in which they are acted upon to give meaningful behavior - constellations . When we muse on this closeness to our animal brethren , we often gain fresh perspectives from it . Indeed , one of the ...
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... give their attention . The esthetic is simply a late and derived form of a very much deeper and more general human preoccupation with the sensory attributes of the environment . Along with this goes satisfaction , manipulation , and ...
... give their attention . The esthetic is simply a late and derived form of a very much deeper and more general human preoccupation with the sensory attributes of the environment . Along with this goes satisfaction , manipulation , and ...
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... give the mind to the material at all . Conversely , we should expect that a positive love of certain stimulus materials would give a better - than - average opportunity for close attention to it , with a likelihood of achieving greater ...
... give the mind to the material at all . Conversely , we should expect that a positive love of certain stimulus materials would give a better - than - average opportunity for close attention to it , with a likelihood of achieving greater ...
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Our Twentiethcentury Vantage Point | 3 |
The Invention of Culture | 47 |
How We Come to Want What We Want | 60 |
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