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The realm of mind
New York,: Columbia University Press (1926)
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mind and certain collocations of living matter. Conscious mind is essentially a specialization, a distillation of that directive activity, inherent in certain mechanical activities, that distinguishes living from lifeless matter. The characteristics of mind ...Other Versions
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