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... perception cannot match the flux of the physical world . At the same time that perception puts us in contact with the present physical world , it is also a reductive system . Every form of perception is a little window facing a universe ...
... perception cannot match the flux of the physical world . At the same time that perception puts us in contact with the present physical world , it is also a reductive system . Every form of perception is a little window facing a universe ...
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... perception is closer to nature than work based on imagery . To a large extent this is true ; but it is not as well established as it might seem . First of all , the artist , who relies on imagery , has to perceive the object before he ...
... perception is closer to nature than work based on imagery . To a large extent this is true ; but it is not as well established as it might seem . First of all , the artist , who relies on imagery , has to perceive the object before he ...
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... perception , but he has learned to repress it because it is deprived of ordinary meaning . Let us remember that ... perception : depth perception and surface perception . Surface perception is gestalt - bound ; depth perception is ...
... perception , but he has learned to repress it because it is deprived of ordinary meaning . Let us remember that ... perception : depth perception and surface perception . Surface perception is gestalt - bound ; depth perception is ...
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