Religious and Moral Ideas in the Novels of George EliotUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1963 - 398 pages |
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... mind was gradually awakening to receive new influences . In a letter to Miss Lewis on 4 September 1839 she tells that her mind is " more than usually chaotic or rather it is like a stratum of conglomerated fragments . " She continues : My ...
... mind was gradually awakening to receive new influences . In a letter to Miss Lewis on 4 September 1839 she tells that her mind is " more than usually chaotic or rather it is like a stratum of conglomerated fragments . " She continues : My ...
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... mind . The material world has no existence except as mental content . The mind is a succession of perceptions unified by the faculty of individuality . sciousness , therefore , is the only reality and as it is affected by whatever ...
... mind . The material world has no existence except as mental content . The mind is a succession of perceptions unified by the faculty of individuality . sciousness , therefore , is the only reality and as it is affected by whatever ...
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... Mind is also a different manifestation of the same entity . Life is nothing but the vital energy in an organism derived from the physical force contained in food and mind is a trans- formation of the energy of the brain . Every molecule ...
... Mind is also a different manifestation of the same entity . Life is nothing but the vital energy in an organism derived from the physical force contained in food and mind is a trans- formation of the energy of the brain . Every molecule ...
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