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We call this kind of observation “ phenomenology , ” a word which has several other meanings which must not be confused with ours . For us phenomenology means as naïve and full a description of direct experience as possible .
We call this kind of observation “ phenomenology , ” a word which has several other meanings which must not be confused with ours . For us phenomenology means as naïve and full a description of direct experience as possible .
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In the " combination zone , ” as I have called that part of the psychophysical field where the processes started in the two eyes combine , a stress results when the conditions are of that kind of which our second experiment with the two ...
In the " combination zone , ” as I have called that part of the psychophysical field where the processes started in the two eyes combine , a stress results when the conditions are of that kind of which our second experiment with the two ...
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Therefore it seems probable that there is not one kind of intelligence , but different kinds according to the particular ... in which they become operative , but rather according to the kind of organizations that are being produced .
Therefore it seems probable that there is not one kind of intelligence , but different kinds according to the particular ... in which they become operative , but rather according to the kind of organizations that are being produced .
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