Problems of Life and Mind - Volume 2 - 1891. Extract of essential statements
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- ISBN978-3-7557-8158-5
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- Date de parution11/04/2022
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Résumé
Being the Second Series of
PROBLEMS OF LIFE AND MIND
THE PHYSICAL BASIS OF MIND
VOL. 2
LONDON
TRüBNER & CO., LUDGATE HILL
1891
Authors who, from today's perspective and in the face of current research, were far ahead of their time were often misunderstood or simply ignored by their contemporaries. And even if an excerpt from an extensive work is always subjective, it still offers a middle ground between subsuming under a catchphrase on the one hand, and intensive preoccupation with the author and his work on the other.
If you want to deal intensively with the work, please refer to www.archive.org, where the full version is available for free.
If you want to deal intensively with the work, please refer to www.archive.org, where the full version is available for free.
Being the Second Series of
PROBLEMS OF LIFE AND MIND
THE PHYSICAL BASIS OF MIND
VOL. 2
LONDON
TRüBNER & CO., LUDGATE HILL
1891
Authors who, from today's perspective and in the face of current research, were far ahead of their time were often misunderstood or simply ignored by their contemporaries. And even if an excerpt from an extensive work is always subjective, it still offers a middle ground between subsuming under a catchphrase on the one hand, and intensive preoccupation with the author and his work on the other.
If you want to deal intensively with the work, please refer to www.archive.org, where the full version is available for free.
If you want to deal intensively with the work, please refer to www.archive.org, where the full version is available for free.
