The Aesthetic of Drama: And, Stalin's PlaysEnnes Publications, 1995 - 216 strani |
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Stran 6
... mind corresponds to the ' func- tioning of the computer . But again the gap between any computer , however sophisticated , and the competent human mind is so fundamental and wide that it can never be bridged . Y Beyond what intelligence ...
... mind corresponds to the ' func- tioning of the computer . But again the gap between any computer , however sophisticated , and the competent human mind is so fundamental and wide that it can never be bridged . Y Beyond what intelligence ...
Stran 64
... mind by encouraging it to go to the roots of controversial dogmas . In both cases progress in a desirable direction was thwarted . - - Art is but one interest if it is an interest at all of the cultivated mind . The human mind is busy ...
... mind by encouraging it to go to the roots of controversial dogmas . In both cases progress in a desirable direction was thwarted . - - Art is but one interest if it is an interest at all of the cultivated mind . The human mind is busy ...
Stran 100
... mind ' . This is akin to what one calls Shanti in Sanskrit ; and amaidi in Tamil . This refers to a condi- tion of the mind which is at rest . Burke calls beauty an interpersonal quality . ' I call beauty a social quality ; for when ...
... mind ' . This is akin to what one calls Shanti in Sanskrit ; and amaidi in Tamil . This refers to a condi- tion of the mind which is at rest . Burke calls beauty an interpersonal quality . ' I call beauty a social quality ; for when ...
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