The Fred Newton Scott Anniversary Papers, Contributed by Former Talent and Colleague of Professor Scott and Presented to Him a Celebration of His Thirty Eight Year of Distinguished Service in the University of Michigan, 1896-1926University of Chicago Press, 1929 - 319 Seiten |
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... person in the grip of comparatively harmless but opposing circumstances with which he cannot cope . The first case is that of the naïve person , in whom the difficulty reveals a lack of which he is unaware . This lack does not exist in ...
... person in the grip of comparatively harmless but opposing circumstances with which he cannot cope . The first case is that of the naïve person , in whom the difficulty reveals a lack of which he is unaware . This lack does not exist in ...
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... person , and the pleasure that watching him provides . Case 2 also gives us a feeling of superiority . But this feeling is not roused by case 3 , at least not strongly . What we feel here is a sense of freedom from the circumstances ...
... person , and the pleasure that watching him provides . Case 2 also gives us a feeling of superiority . But this feeling is not roused by case 3 , at least not strongly . What we feel here is a sense of freedom from the circumstances ...
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... person . Yet the witty differs from the naïve even in production ; for the witty is created in the face of obstacles not felt by the naïve person - obstacles to be mentioned later . Sometimes we speak of a person as witty if he has the ...
... person . Yet the witty differs from the naïve even in production ; for the witty is created in the face of obstacles not felt by the naïve person - obstacles to be mentioned later . Sometimes we speak of a person as witty if he has the ...
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PROFESSOR SCOTT | 1 |
ORIGIN AND Development OF HERBERT SPENCERS PRINCIPLE | 55 |
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