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.......... 328 25. The Process of Conforming to the Creator ............. 333 26. Cognition of the Spiritual World ....................... 341 Grasping H... ...tly causing con- flicts between individuals and entire nations, who, like wild animals,areengagedinaviciousstruggleoftheinstincts.Yet, subconsciously,... ...yleavethisworld just as they entered it, with nothing. The final fate of every animal is eradication, and people who have not perceived the Creator ar... ...ry animal is eradication, and people who have not perceived the Creator are as animals. On the other hand, if one concerns oneself with glorifying the... ... three simultaneous, parallel lines. The right line is faith; the left line is cognition and comprehension. These two lines never diverge, for they ar... ...tion if we fulfill the purpose of all creation; otherwise, we are no more than animals. As a result of experiencing these two contradictory states, we... ...dominates on all levels of nature, from the atomic- molecular to the hormonal, animal, and higher levels. Egoism extends all the way up to the highest... ... joining it to one’s altruistic intentions. -340- ATTAININGTHEWORLDSBEYOND 26 CognitionoftheSpiritualWorld Muchpaperhasbeenwastedbyphilosophersdiscus... ...t they perceived. Notably, comprehending visible phenomena gives them complete cognition, whereas it is impossible to comprehend the nature of a purel...

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...t is what binds our various bodies, states of mind, memories, skills, emotions, and cognitions - into a coherent bundle of identity. Dan speaks, dri... ...is nectar to another. Water can be either toxic or indispensable, depending on the animal, the automaton, or the system. Scorching temperatures, su... ...nning, foresight, and utilitarian thinking. We don‟t know if and cannot prove that animals (such as pets) are possessed of a will even when they ar... ...such as Earth. Aliens exist on our very planet. The minds of newborn babies and of animals are as inaccessible to us as would be the minds of littl...

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...imitations of human thought. There is a common desire to investigate the phenomena of sense-perception, and the genetic relations of man to the lower animals, and a common interest in the theory of human knowledge. While, however, some of the pages of Sextus' works would form a possible introduction to certain lines of modern philosophical thought, we cannot carry the ana...

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...henomena of sense- perception, and the genetic relations of man to the lower animals, and a common interest in the theory of human knowledge. While,... ...m in which they must first have existed [1] — (i) Based upon the variety of animals. (ii) Based upon the differences between men. (iii) Based upon ... ...n of them a regular gradation, from the arguments based upon differences in animals to those in man, first considering the latter in relation to the ... ... Trope. [1] That the same mental representations are not found in different animals, may be inferred from their differences in constitution resultin... ... different from those in convex ones; and so in the same way as the eyes of animals are of different shapes, and supplied with different fluids, the ... ...y cannot be so accounted for as to justify our relying upon it as a form of cognition. [4] [1] Myriob. 170 B. 12. [2] Adv. Math. VIII. 207. [3] H...

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...nd an objective, external one. It serves as a bridge between our inner emotions and cognition and the outside, physical world. It originates almost ... ...usters. The Cluster constitutes a full cross cut of the soul: instinct, affect and cognition. It is hologramic and fractalic in that it reflects t... ...results. Myers (1982) Distinguishes between 3 components: emotions (=potentials), cognitions (=structures) and interpretations (hyperstructures) a... ...such. In our terminology: the structure is hologramic and fractal-like. Lazarus Cognition (=the structure) leads to emotions (=decays into a pot... ...anguage to social norms, from semiotics to computer programming, and from logic to animal behavior. In 1700, the English empiricist philosopher, Jo... ...tion ... (For example: the) admirable conservation of the species in the plant and animal kingdoms, . . . no one, indeed, can claim to comprehend w... ...be subject to a process of natural selection every bit as organisms in nature are. Animals could be thought of as theorems (with a positive truth v... ...lation is not causation. Deviant brain or body biochemistry (once called "polluted animal spirits") do exist but are they truly the roots of menta... ...lots). Storytelling has been with us since the days of campfire and besieging wild animals. It serves a number of important functions: amelioration...

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...entury anarchism. Indeed, the term anarchism has been trivialized and debauched. Animal rights activists, environmentalists, feminists, peasant r... ...ly, it is not clear whether the consciousness of anger is dependent on a stream of cognition expressed in words? Do we become angry because we say ... ...ry components and patterns are shared with sexual excitation and with fear. It is cognition that guides our behaviour, aimed at avoiding harm and ... ...ides our behaviour, aimed at avoiding harm and aversion or at minimising them. Our cognition is in charge of attaining certain kinds of mental grat... ...evant and weighted more heavily than any remote aversive conditions. Anger impairs cognition. The angry person is a worried person. The personality... ...words "personality disordered" and the sentence would still remain largely valid. Animal Rights According to MSNBC, in a May 2005 Senate hearing, ... ...'s deputy assistant director for counterterrorism, asserted that "environmental and animal rights extremists who have turned to arson and explosives... ...d explosives are the nation's top domestic terrorism threat ... Groups such as the Animal Liberation Front, the Earth Liberation Front and the Brit... ...n Front, the Earth Liberation Front and the Britain-based SHAC, or Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty, are 'way out in front' in terms of damage and nu...

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...entury anarchism. Indeed, the term anarchism has been trivialized and debauched. Animal rights activists, environmentalists, feminists, peasant r... ...ly, it is not clear whether the consciousness of anger is dependent on a stream of cognition expressed in words? Do we become angry because we say ... ...ry components and patterns are shared with sexual excitation and with fear. It is cognition that guides our behaviour, aimed at avoiding harm and ... ...ides our behaviour, aimed at avoiding harm and aversion or at minimising them. Our cognition is in charge of attaining certain kinds of mental grat... ...evant and weighted more heavily than any remote aversive conditions. Anger impairs cognition. The angry person is a worried person. The personality... ...words "personality disordered" and the sentence would still remain largely valid. Animal Rights According to MSNBC, in a May 2005 Senate hearing, ... ...'s deputy assistant director for counterterrorism, asserted that "environmental and animal rights extremists who have turned to arson and explosives... ...d explosives are the nation's top domestic terrorism threat ... Groups such as the Animal Liberation Front, the Earth Liberation Front and the Brit... ...n Front, the Earth Liberation Front and the Britain-based SHAC, or Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty, are 'way out in front' in terms of damage and nu...

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...arming parties Local identity - local language (dialect) - local concepts, cognitions and categories Folklore supporting community - localization of s... ...do you like best? Ban Srii Muod Klao 1985. Mr Vong, 75. Cruelty comes from animal milk Which is better for ploughing, buffalo or a machine? Will buff... ... search for and cut grass for the buffalo. Finally, you tire of it and the animals must be sold. I have six children in all, three sons and three daug... ...ist the whole area was full of tattoos. The tattoos used to be pictures of animals and the writing that was included was old language, some writing wa... ...to the child. But today there are all kinds of milk. Children are fed with animal milk and the animal qualities and cruelty are transferred with it, f... ...ilk and the animal qualities and cruelty are transferred with it, from the animal milk into the children. People become cruel by nature, and another r... ...d. Cornell University Press, Ithaca. Shore, Bradd 1999. Culture in Mind. Cognition, Culture, and the Problem of Meaning. Oxford Univ. Press. Siffin...

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...rs. It is recurrent and invariable – a pattern of conduct melding distorted cognition and stunted emotions. And it is often vehemently denied. Retur... ...personal injury, or powerful pain are sufficient to provoke the behaviours, cognitions, and emotions that together are known as PTSD. Even learning ... ...phobias (agoraphobia, claustrophobia, fear of heights, aversion to specific animals, objects, modes of transportation, neighbourhoods, buildings, oc... ...al landscape. Rage gives place to sadness. It is the sadness of the trapped animal, an existential angst mixed with acute depression. It involves dy... ...s. I wrote a few months ago that it was like having a caged very dangerous animal inside of me. When I get near narcissists, the animal smells its ...

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........................................................................ 285 ANIMAL RIGHTS ................................................................ ..................................... 304 From a self centered point of view animals have rights. .................................................... 3... ...s. .................................................... 308 Self centered—animals should not have rights ............................................... ........................................................... 311 GOD YES animals have rights .......................................................... ............................................................. 312 6 GOD Animals have no rights ....................................................... ...d of God tell us that there is no God?‘ ―What kinds of cognition and modes of thinking may affect our mental or physical health? ...

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...ced individuals, and pass for normal. It is simply not possible for such an aberration of human cognition and behaviour to infiltrate and infect th... ...nman, Physicist and 1965 Nobel Prize laureate (1918-1988)] "You have all I dare say heard of the animal spirits and how they are transfused from fat... ...oreover, correlation is not causation. Deviant brain or body biochemistry (once called "polluted animal spirits") do exist – but are they truly the ... ...icted myself about this. I wrote a few months ago that it was like having a caged very dangerous animal inside of me. When I get near narcissists, t... ...issistic Personality Disorder is an extremely complex battery of phenomena: behaviour patterns, cognitions, emotions, conditioning, and so on. NPD ... ...nd predictive powers. It is recurrent and invariable: a pattern of conduct melded with distorted cognition and stunted emotions. And it is often veh... ...ostensible benevolence and caring evaporate. He feels caged and threatened and he reacts as any animal would do – by striking back at his perceived...

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...and grounded in a firm grasp of what's true and what's not. Isolation of Affect Cognition (thoughts, concepts, ideas) is never divorced from emo... ...modes of conceptualization (see: "Appendix 5 - The Manifold of Sense"). Even lower animals (worms) avoid unpleasant corners in mazes in the wake of... ...t and by the ever-changing dimensions and proportions of the body. While all other animal cubs are fully motoric in their first few weeks of life –... ...erent – but not what. Babies are born with their eyes open as opposed to most other animal young ones. Moreover, their eyes are immediately fully f... ...endency to seek others virtually disappears (which is reminiscent of imprinting in animals). The infant tends to equate his movements and gestures... ...east, subject to the impulses and hard-wired behavior that permeate the rest of the animal kingdom? In his seminal tome, "The Selfish Gene", Richard...

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...crows and vicious water monitors that would prey on them or on any sundry animals that meandered along the embankment, among enshrouded worms and ste... ...atever the degree of her awareness, there was some form of recognition or cognition - a recognition that made her partially discomfited and partially... ...what actually was it that she feared most? She knew. It was not so much animals and human animals, but minatory change. But why had the changes of... ...ed which blew against her face reassuringly as though she were a domestic animal being petted by nature. There was feeling in this numbness, te... ...ng to a soup kitchen. She would not be so different from other scavanging animals, although unlike them, these nocturnal beings, she was not recogniz... ...ng the rot of all fallen things, was what she wanted to be --not a higher animal with a misconception of self, and every solipsistic thought set on...

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...Unlike many scientists who are anxious to construct mathematical models of cognition, I discovered the infancy of mathematics, which I have illustrat... ...rnation.) Reciprocally: Death is the process of somebody else's life [an animal eating another one] (totally biased). 33 Exercises for readers... ...re not" (Heraclitus). "We die, and we do not die; human is a mixture of animal and god; all look when fortuitous when necessary" (Petre úuÛea). ... ...us monsters. You say it’s human? It's not really human. You think it’s an animal? It's not exactly an animal either. Since they graft human genes on... ...mal? It's not exactly an animal either. Since they graft human genes onto animal bodies and alter human genes with animals’ strains, this mutual gene... ...eople will forget entirely what others look like. We will all become like animals. I'm not scolding you; this prediction is a cold, hard fact. That... .... Form itself is emptiness; emptiness itself is form. So too are feeling, cognition, formation, and consciousness. Shariputra, all Dharmas are empty... ... increase nor diminish. Therefore, in emptiness there is no form, feeling, cognition, formation, or consciousness; no eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body,...

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...window of her porch where shelves were cluttered in Avon bottles shaped in animal figurines, and when she saw him she would just chasten him mildly wi... ... but wonder if in sleep the awakened state would seem dreamy if dreams had cognition of such a state. Contrary to the dream, he had never known his mo... ... of sexual quests, which were the mere insatiable manipulating urges of an animal and could so easily be the sole and altogether forgettable essence o... ...ly hairless monkeys--no more special, no more potential to matter than any animal." "You think that I am like that?" "Well, each person is a bit diffe... ...meplace where the people are filthy rich, and I guess seeing large literal animals is a bit of a novelty in cities like Bangkok where they are so used... ...mporary reality, to be shaken from his sodden neurons like wetness from an animal's fur, he then did nothing further. He merely allowed it to slowly e... ...lsewhere it all reverted to its stagnant origin as waves of cogitation and cognition like waves of water resumed their former states. All that he coul... ...d him, the degree of selfishness and altruism that constituted emotion and cognition, and so much else unknown to him) would be particularly refreshin...

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...s. That's why crossing the species of plants (and sometimes races of animals and humans as well) we get hybrids with better qualities and/or q... ...he happiness). Or, arriving to the Supreme was done by Prayer (Bhakti) or Cognition (Jnana). It is a part of Sa ńkaracharya's huge merit (charya me... ...s teacher) the originality of interpreting and synthesizing the Source of Cognition (Vedas, IV th century B.C.), the Epic (with many stories), and t... ...ng. Reciprocally: Death of one is the process of somebody else's life [an animal eating another one]. Exercises for readers: If Chin... ...ents as well. 39 A mathematization of philosophical (and not only) cognition is demanded. Sometimes people don't even know why they reac... ... not" (Heraclitus). "We die and we do not die; human is a mixture of animal and god; all look when fortuitous when necessary" (Petre Úu Ûea). ... ...n. Rational being is full of irrational elements. Man is a philosophical animal (but depraved, said Rousseau). (Let's grade the degradation.) ... ...eutrosophy. Theology and science merge in philosophy. From the animal psychology to the animal philosophy. We always do things done ... ...didn't realize it. Neutrosophy exists in the history of each field of the cognition. Displacement towards neutrality - this is the motto of evolutio...

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...ell cars or power, medical care or freedom from pain, social work or relationship, animal shelter or responsible pet ownership? Does the employment ... ...n All Colors. Honk if You Love Jesus. Register Communists, Not Guns. Be Kind to Animals, Don't Eat Them. America, Love It or Leave It. Support Y... ...reats in the world to worry about -- poverty, hunger -- without bothering with tiny animals one cannot see, hear, touch, or smell. Mrs. C's allegian... ...as perception, cultural values, attitudes, group influence, personality, learning, cognition; decision making, social class and information processin... ...birth control. In her fascinating conceptualization of the product, "a view of animals" marketed by zoos, Carol Kovach (1978) observed: "A visit... ... Carol Kovach (1978) observed: "A visitor's attitude and receptiveness toward each animal needs to be assessed in order to determine whether it is w...

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...es even though he taught them. They were just his "little tongmuls" (little animals). Sang Huin did not like the difficulty of memorizing Korean name... ... in winters the cold snuffed the residents out of sleep in early mornings as animals from forest fires and the mostly aged tenants, before finding war... ...tle things. I don't mean to be rude." "Are you happy to lie out here like an animal?" "Yes. You know..." he paused. He had trouble getting out words t... ...as a self-created urgency to repress his sexual obsessions and to clothe the animalistic movements and hunger of his naked soul. To his delight, from ... ...was a reminder of the fact that she was a bit like all other women: a female animal there to be bred and to nurture the continuum of her breed. She fe... ...t he was outside and felt foolish. Had her senses been more astute than her cognition? It sometimes happened. From the window she saw him in the tin...

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...ully improved, assumptions. One way around this apparent quagmire is to put human cognition (i.e., psychology) at the heart of economics. Assuming... ..." is in flux. Business processes and methods, plants, genetic material, strains of animals, minor changes to existing technologies - are all patent... ...ve powers. It is recurrent and invariable - a pattern of conduct melding distorted cognition and stunted emotions. And it is often vehemently denie... ...les of technology to promote itself and its unique offerings (knowledge, plant and animal species, scenery, history, minerals, cheap and educated m... ...aling ships. In the USA, anti-abortion activists have murdered doctors. In Britain, animal rights zealots have both assassinated experimental scient... ...ok "Cybernetica" by Norbert Wiener), which has the revealing subtitle: "Control in Animals and Humans"). The ever increasing figures of mechanic, e... ...beast's mother, has for its subtitle the sentence "Control and communication in the Animal and the Machine". These controls are based on the real- t...

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...digestion and less on restoration. 6. Drink potato broth every day. 7. Avoid animal protein (especially beef and pork), as they lead to acidity. 8.... ...ges, asparagus, green leafy vegetables, and dried beans. B12 is found only in animal products. (Oily fish are very high in B12 and also have other n... ...rteriosclerosis, reduces clotting, lowers cholesterol. Increases life span in animal tests; inhibits viruses, bacteria, parasites. 8. Ginseng- Panax... ...s mood swings or hysteria. 4. Ginkgo-Ginkgo biloba • Improves focus, memory, cognition, knowledge retention, perception. • Increases neurotransmitt... ...ife Author: Dr Izharul Hasan Page 92 HOME REMEDIES FOR DOG BITE When an animal scratches or bites braking the skin, a number of problems can ar... ... a number of problems can arise, the most important is infection cause by the animal's saliva. A dog bite may be a minor injury or a severe attack s...

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...easing interest in dynamic processes in psychology. The development of social cognition caused in the 90’s an increasing interest in intrinsic dyna... ...4] Rosch E (1978) Principles of categorization, In: Rosch E & Lloyd BB (1978) Cognition and categorization, Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum, 27-48. [5] Sma... ... form. Form itself is emptiness; emptiness itself is form. So too are feeling, cognition, formation, and consciousness. Shariputra, all Dharmas are ... ...ther increase nor diminish. Therefore, in emptiness there is no form, feeling, cognition, formation, or consciousness; no eyes, ears, nose, tongue, ... ... ordered his minister to bring in an elephant and let some blind men touch the animal one by one. After every one of them had their turn, the king a... ... that adapts more to the geological situations like climate, soil and water. Animal is alive when one part of the cells dying and another part grow... ...erhuman' behaviours - what in my terms I'd call 'dysergy' (negative-sum or sub-animal) and 'synergy' (positive-sum or full human), both of course re... ... [36] Wiener, Norbert. (1948). Cybernetics: or Control and Communication in the Animal and Machine. MIT [37] Yamauchi, Hiroyuki. (2000). Application...

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...rs. It is recurrent and invariable – a pattern of conduct melding distorted cognition and stunted emotions. And it is often vehemently denied. Retur... ...e narcissist loses interest in them and they are classified as "sub-human, animals, service-providers, functions, symbols" and worse. Hence the abr...

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...owers. It is recurrent and invariable - a pattern of conduct melded with distorted cognition and stunted emotions. And it is often vehemently denie... ...st and 1965 Nobel Prize laureate (1918-1988) "You have all I dare say heard of the animal spirits and how they are transfused from father to son et... ...lation is not causation. Deviant brain or body biochemistry (once called "polluted animal spirits") do exist – but are they truly the roots of ment...

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...st of the variables defined by villagers were related to agricultural and animal husbandry. Villagers or locals view must be given due weightage as ... ...User's Web Behaviour, Invited Paper, International Journal of Computation Cognition, (http://www.YangSky.com/yangijcc.htm) 1 (Sept. 2003), 51-92. Ar...

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...ombs grew wild and rare. The blood in his translucent veins Beat, not like animal life, but love _825 Seemed now its s... ...ll, though heaven to all beside: Then a dead sleep fell on my mind, Whilst animal life many long years Had rescued from a chasm of tears; And when I w... ...Y Y Y Y: : : : : Thou think’st we will live through thee, one by one, Like animal life, and though we can obscure not The soul which burns within, tha... ...ndeed so similar, that it requires a subtle naturalist to discriminate the animals. They belong, however, to distinct genera.—Shelley’s Note. 409 She... ...ogenitor who selected this name seems to have possessed a pure anticipated cognition of the nature and modesty of this ornament of his posterity.—Shel... ...is whole court, who are instantly changed into a number of filthy and ugly animals, and rush out of the temple then arises with a tremendous sound, th...

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...r, from the platform, lightly stirred its stillness, was his first renewed cognition. If, however, he had sup- pressed the matter by leaving Victoria ... ...ol’s paradise, from which the speci- fied had been chased like a dangerous animal. What there- fore had at present befallen was that the specified, st...

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...is and its difficulties; (2) Indirect reasons, derived from observation of animals (comparative psychology) and of the insane and hysterical (psycho-a... ...ction to- wards an object is commonly regarded as typical of every form of cognition, and sometimes of mental life altogether. We may distinguish two ... ...nst an analytic scrutiny or against a host of facts in psycho-analysis and animal psychology. I do not wish to minimize the problems. I will merely ob... ... portion the whole can be inferred, as the complete skeleton of an extinct animal can be inferred from one bone. But the logic by which this sup- pose... ... not, however, sprung from observing the folly of men. It is the wisdom of animals that has suggested the view. It has always been a common topic of p... ...he view. It has always been a common topic of popular dis- cussion whether animals “think.” On this topic people are prepared to take sides without ha... ...ructive character. This analysis I shall give in later lectures as regards cognition; I have already given it as regards desire. In the second place, ... ...econd place, the conception of “objects” depends upon a certain view as to cognition which I believe to be wholly mis- taken, namely, the view which I... ...ual’s consciousness by which an object is cognized” is to suggest that the cognition of objects is a far more direct pro- cess, far more intimately bo...

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... the Eristic rather than of the Sophist is the tendency of the trouble some animal to run away into the darkness of Not being. Upon the whole, we det... .... Nor need we seriously consider whether Plato was right in assuming that an animal so various could not be confined within the limits of a single def... ...Plato restricts the conception of Not being to difference. Man is a rational animal, and is not— as many other things as are not included under 21 So... ... that, before approaching him, we should try our hand upon some more obvious animal, who may be made the subject of logical experiment; shall we say a... ...nother which pursues animate objects; and animate objects may be either land animals or water animals, and water animals either fly over the water or ... ...AETETUS: Very good. STRANGER: Next follows the whole class of learn ing and cognition; then comes trade, fighting, hunt ing. And since none of these...

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...mpare so poorly in original efficiency with the young of many of the lower animals, that even the powers needed for physi- cal sustentation have to be... ...because human beings are concerned with what they do. Human beings control animals by control- ling the natural stimuli which influence them; by creat... ...ply played upon to se- cure habits which are useful. He is trained like an animal rather than educated like a human being. His instincts remain attach... ...ted they were indifferent to human endeavors. Every domesticated plant and animal, every tool, every utensil, every appliance, every manufactured arti... ...wever, some compensating power. The relative ability of the young of brute animals to adapt themselves fairly well to physical conditions from an earl... ...ception of relationships or continuities to which it leads up. It includes cognition in the degree in which it is cumulative or amounts to some- thing... ...rotection. But various circumstances led to considering experience as pure cognition, leaving out of account its intrinsic active and emotional phases... ...n by books and learned men. It is something external, an ac- cumulation of cognitions as one might store material com- modities in a warehouse. Truth ...

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...es them in their natural state, and brings them within the sphere of human cognition. This is described by the terms harmony, health, order, perfectio... ...ood than pleasure. Pleasure ranks fifth and not first, even though all the animals in the world assert the contrary. * * * From the days of Ar... ...hich have been proposed are neither sufficient nor eligible for man or for animal. SOCRATES: Then now there can be no doubt that neither of them has ... ... We see that the elements which enter into the nature of the bodies of all animals, fire, water, air, and, as the storm-tossed sailor cries, ‘land’ (i... ...ed and ruled by the fire in us, or is the fire in you and me, and in other animals, dependent on the univer- sal fire? PROTARCHUS: That is a question... ...and you would say the same, if I am not mistaken, of the earth which is in animals and the earth which is in the universe, and you would give a simila... ...rior class. PROTARCHUS: Very true. SOCRATES: And of the names expressing cognition, ought not the fairest to be given to the fairest things? PROTARC...

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...ing of the herdsman, should attribute the direction the herd takes to what animal happens to be at its head. “The herd goes in that direction because ... ...al happens to be at its head. “The herd goes in that direction because the animal in front leads it and the collective will of all the other animals i... ...se who assume the unconditional transference of the people’s will. “If the animals leading the herd change, this happens be- cause the collective will... ...ing the herd change, this happens be- cause the collective will of all the animals is transferred from one leader to another, according to whether the... ...nimals is transferred from one leader to another, according to whether the animal is or is not leading them in the direction selected by the whole her... ...s of, we feel ourselves to be free. This consciousness is a source of self-cognition quite apart from and independent of reason. Through his reason ma... ... content. Inevitability is the form. Only by separating the two sources of cognition, related to one another as form to content, do we get the mutuall...

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...re recognised as “animate”; while fruits and herbs, and even inconspicuous animals, such as house-flies, maggots, lem- mings, sheep, are not ordinaril... ...il weapons have been developed to such a point as to make man a formidable animal. The early devel- opment of tools and of weapons is of course the sa... ...erties of dress, furniture, and equipage; of games, sports, and fancy-bred animals, such as dogs and race-horses. In all these branches of knowledge t... ...arable from the cow, is a standing objection to the decorative use of this animal. So that in all cases, except where luxurious surroundings negate th... ...object of taste must be avoided. Where the predilection for some graz- ing animal to fill out the suggestion of the pasture is too strong to be suppre... ... therefore has some attraction for the class apart from all ques- tions of cognition. All this holds true wherever and so long as the governmental off...

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...on, courage, veracity, just as there are for digestion, muscular movement, animal heat. Vice and virtue are products like vitriol and sugar.” When we ... ...ng is what we find nowhere but in religion. It is parted off from all mere animal happiness, all mere enjoy- ment of the present, by that element of s... ... out all the solemnity that makes religious peace so different from merely animal joys. In the opinion of some writers an attitude might be called rel... ...them the form of enthusiasm and freedom. I speak not only of those who are animally happy. I mean those who, when unhappiness is offered or proposed t... ...rld’s history, or against any trades or occupa- tions—not even against any animals, insects, or inani- mate things, nor any of the laws of nature, nor... ...s, and hysterical accidents, if we are hysteric subjects; our supra-normal cognitions, if such there be, and if we are telepathic subjects. It is also...

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...eet friend; her forehead was lucent with gems set in the shape of the cold animal that strikes people with its tail. 1 And in the place where we were... ...reen leaves the life in a plant. Yet, whence the intelligence of the first cognitions comes man doth not know, nor whence the affection for the first ... ...ul in the plant has attained its full devel- opment, “has arrived;” in the animal is “on the way” to per- fection. 94 Purgatory nature is intent on a... ...urgatory and my eyes, still little assured, saw Beatrice turned toward the animal that is only one person in two natures. 6 Beneath her veil and beyo... ...tues are needed to penetrate within them. 115 Dante otherwise the twofold animal was gleaming therewithin, now with one, now with another mode. 13 T... ...acked thereby.” 7 Thus around the sturdy tree the oth- ers cried; and the animal of two natures: “So is preserved the seed of all righteousness.” 8 ...

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...ne was now querulous and her lip drawn up, giving her not a joyful, but an animal, squirrel-like ex- pression. She paused as if she felt it indecorous... ...feel for the pretty and provocative Mademoiselle Bourienne that passionate animal feeling which was apt to master him with great suddenness and prompt... ...rred Bedouin twice and successfully put him to the showy trot in which the animal went when excited. Bending his foaming muzzle to his chest, his tail... ... at every word he added: “But don’t hurt my little horse!” and stroked the animal. It was plain that he did not quite grasp where he was. Now he excus... ...urt my little horse!” said the Alsatian good- naturedly to Rostov when the animal was handed over to the hussar. Rostov smilingly reassured the dragoo... ...s of, we feel ourselves to be free. This consciousness is a source of self-cognition quite apart from and independent of reason. Through his rea- son ... ... content. Inevitability is the form. Only by separating the two sources of cognition, re- lated to one another as form to content, do we get the mutua...

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...olume over which he nominally presides, is represented as in comprehensive cognition only of those aspects as to which Mrs. Assingham does n’t functio... ...hey began so naturally to multiply they became, as I say, my very terms of cognition. The question of the “revision” of existing work had loomed large... ...ntended, for a domesticated lamb tied up with pink ribbon. This was n’t an animal to be controlled—it was an animal to be, at the most, educated. She ... ...ants in the ring at the circus, to keep up the pace of the sleek revolving animal on whose back the lady in short spangled skirts should brilliantly c... ...r couple had finally exhausted however the study of these annals—not to say animals—and Maggie was to take up after a drop a different matter, or one a...