Memoirs of the Society for Philosophical Inquiry of Washington, D.C.: 1893/1901-1909/27, المجلدات 1-4Society., 1893 |
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... physical phenomena . Psychological phenomena can not be measured but are appreciated . What is actually measured by the new psychologists is not the psychic phe- nomena but the accompanying physical facts or phenomena . Music is not ...
... physical phenomena . Psychological phenomena can not be measured but are appreciated . What is actually measured by the new psychologists is not the psychic phe- nomena but the accompanying physical facts or phenomena . Music is not ...
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... physical object really contains an " intelligible " value , and variety of interpretation is possible and actual . This in itself , however , is a relatively unimportant matter ; the more significant point is that our thoughts of ...
... physical object really contains an " intelligible " value , and variety of interpretation is possible and actual . This in itself , however , is a relatively unimportant matter ; the more significant point is that our thoughts of ...
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... physical organism . By consequence , the behaviorists deny that any phe- nomena - by the unsophisticated held as mental - which does not have physical manifestation , is within the field of legitimate , em- pirical or other compass of ...
... physical organism . By consequence , the behaviorists deny that any phe- nomena - by the unsophisticated held as mental - which does not have physical manifestation , is within the field of legitimate , em- pirical or other compass of ...
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