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... example may be taken from a speech by President Truman , delivered during his 1948 political campaign . * Alluding ... examples , mentioned by Freud , are the Latin amantes - amentes ( lovers - lunatics ) and the Italian traduttore ...
... example may be taken from a speech by President Truman , delivered during his 1948 political campaign . * Alluding ... examples , mentioned by Freud , are the Latin amantes - amentes ( lovers - lunatics ) and the Italian traduttore ...
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... example , in Beethoven's sketchbooks ) . The judgments as to what is " right " are made sublimi- nally . The form itself carries an affective significance for the composer . The three foregoing psychological processes can be ...
... example , in Beethoven's sketchbooks ) . The judgments as to what is " right " are made sublimi- nally . The form itself carries an affective significance for the composer . The three foregoing psychological processes can be ...
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... examples . The fact that perfect examples do not exist is no proof , for the philosopher , that the principle is not valid . A rare example of agreement between science and logico- mathematical philosophy could perhaps be found in the ...
... examples . The fact that perfect examples do not exist is no proof , for the philosopher , that the principle is not valid . A rare example of agreement between science and logico- mathematical philosophy could perhaps be found in the ...
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