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formation of a slack and careless attitude; this attitude then operates to modify the
quality of subsequent experiences so as to prevent a person from getting out of
them what they have to give. Again, experiences may be so disconnected from ...
formation of a slack and careless attitude; this attitude then operates to modify the
quality of subsequent experiences so as to prevent a person from getting out of
them what they have to give. Again, experiences may be so disconnected from ...
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It sets up an attitude which operates as an automatic demand that persons and
objects cater to his desires and caprices in ... There is no paradox in the fact that
the principle of the continuity of experience may operate so as to leave a person
...
It sets up an attitude which operates as an automatic demand that persons and
objects cater to his desires and caprices in ... There is no paradox in the fact that
the principle of the continuity of experience may operate so as to leave a person
...
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Stated the other way around, those who take part do not feel that they are bossed
by an individual person or are being subjected to the will of some outside
superior person. When violent disputes do arise, it is usually on the alleged
ground ...
Stated the other way around, those who take part do not feel that they are bossed
by an individual person or are being subjected to the will of some outside
superior person. When violent disputes do arise, it is usually on the alleged
ground ...
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Contents
THE NEED OF A THEORY OF | 12 |
PERIENCE I | 16 |
CRITERIA OF EXPERIENCE | 23 |
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