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The reason is that somewhere in my psyche I believe, wrongly of course, that habit and tradition and above all, consi

...: Lernen und Abstraktionsleistungen bei Tieren'' (''Natural History of the Psyche 2: Learning and Abstraction Capabilities in Animals''. Frankfurt/M. Campus; ...ive forms of learning that made use of the enormous potential of the human psyche in more fruitful ways. Consequently, in the last section of the book, Holzk

...d bring them to life somehow it would give us access to her inner core and psyche. And given that it's a Victorian era story and she's a Victorian era person

| valign=top | a. || The theories of the soul (psyche) handed down by our predecessors have been sufficiently discussed; now let ...ody of a definite kind, viz., having life, the body (soma) cannot be soul (psyche), for the body is not something predicated of a subject, but rather is itse

[[psyche|psychical]] [ie mental] and/or emotional pleasure from sexual

...s or signs (symbola) of affections or impressions (pathemata) of the soul (psyche); written words (graphomena) are the signs of words spoken. As writing, so ...s or signs (symbola) of affections or impressions (pathemata) of the soul (psyche); written words (graphomena) are the signs of words spoken. As writing, so

...s or signs (symbola) of affections or impressions (pathemata) of the soul (psyche); written words (graphomena) are the signs of words spoken. As writing, so ...s or signs (symbola) of affections or impressions (pathemata) of the soul (psyche); written words (graphomena) are the signs of words spoken. As writing, so

...s or signs (symbola) of affections or impressions (pathemata) of the soul (psyche); written words (graphomena) are the signs of words spoken. As writing, so

[21:14] <Maryana> i'd get much better insight into the british psyche [21:14] <Maryana> i'd get much better insight into the british psyche

...(''symbola'') of affections or impressions (''pathemata'') of the soul (''psyche''); written words are the signs of words spoken. As writing, so also is s

...l textbook of psychology that ventures to analyze the concept of the mind, psyche, or soul to the point of arriving at a definition. The alignments of capac ...oing to cite an extended extract from the relevant text (Aristotle, ''Peri Psyche'', 2.1), breaking up the argument into a number of individual premisses, st

psyche, or soul to the point of arriving at a definition. (Aristotle, 'Peri Psyche', 2.1), breaking up the argument into a number

In Aristotle's Peri Psyche or On the Soul he discerns in the essential nature of

one-foot-in-the-psyche sort of sign relation that can found among

...e by Aristotle in the first textbook of psychology. In Aristotle's ''Peri Psyche'' or ''On the Soul'' he discerns in the essential nature of things the fact

14:08 < Tony_Sidaway> Qcoder02: OMG, Google is channeling my psyche!

<p>In this way the psyche is itself a technique practiced on itself, a technique of disguise and misu

[11:43] <la_pianista> of course it rips your psyche apart