The Quarterly Review, 72. köideJ. Murray, 1843 |
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... sense mooted by Aristotle, that internal metasense that not only receives sensation from particular organs of sense but discerns the fact of the sensing itself. As Michael Witmore crisply notes, the importance of common sense is that ...
... sense mooted by Aristotle, that internal metasense that not only receives sensation from particular organs of sense but discerns the fact of the sensing itself. As Michael Witmore crisply notes, the importance of common sense is that ...
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... sense not to be monolithic or univocal, nor was hegemony an unproblematically dominant ideology which simply shut out all alternative visions or political projects. Rather, common sense was understood to be a syncretic historical ...
... sense not to be monolithic or univocal, nor was hegemony an unproblematically dominant ideology which simply shut out all alternative visions or political projects. Rather, common sense was understood to be a syncretic historical ...
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... sense organ of ( D. 1289. What is the name of this sense organ ? 1295. We smell with our ( A ) Eye ( B ) Ear 1188417177 ( A ) Skin ( B ) Ear ( C ) Nose ( D ) Tongue gettyimages Sema Srinoulan / EyeEm 1290. How will you come to know that ...
... sense organ of ( D. 1289. What is the name of this sense organ ? 1295. We smell with our ( A ) Eye ( B ) Ear 1188417177 ( A ) Skin ( B ) Ear ( C ) Nose ( D ) Tongue gettyimages Sema Srinoulan / EyeEm 1290. How will you come to know that ...
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