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| Karl Abraham |
A considerable number of persons...
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| Dave Barry |
The world is full of strange...
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| John Barton |
Poetry is but another form of...
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| Gregory Bateson |
Interesting phenomena occur when two...
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| Max Beckmann |
Height, width, and depth are...
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| Daniel Bernoulli |
There is no philosophy which...
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| Vinoba Bhave |
It is a curious phenomena that...
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| Max Bill |
We call those works of art...
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| Bodhidharma |
All phenomena are empty.
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| Zbigniew Brzezinski |
I cite these events because I...
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| Luis Bunuel |
The decline of the aperitif...
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| George Crumb |
The development of new instrumental...
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| Marie Curie |
A scientist in his laboratory...
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| Arthur Eddington |
It is one thing for the...
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| Havelock Ellis |
There is a very intimate...
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| Brian Ferneyhough |
In my model, important interference...
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| Charles Fort |
All biologic phenomena act to...
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| Uri Geller |
Nowadays even presidents, vice-presidents...
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| Morris Graves |
I paint to rest from the...
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| Morris Graves |
I paint to rest from the...
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| Stanislav Grof |
Unlike scientism, science in the...
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| Keith Haring |
People were more interested in...
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| Hermann von Helmholtz |
I then endeavoured to show...
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| Victor Francis Hess |
It may well be said that...
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| Hermann Hesse |
Every man is more than just...
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| Edward Hopper |
Painting will have to deal...
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| Karl Wilhelm Von Humboldt |
War seems to be one of...
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| Edmund Husserl |
It just is nothing foreign to...
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| Edmund Husserl |
Pure phenomenology claims to be...
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| Edmund Husserl |
The ideal of a pure...
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| Edmund Husserl |
Within this widest concept of...
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| Thomas Huxley |
The chess-board is the world...
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| Dean Inge |
All faith consists essentially in...
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| Michael Jackson |
The meaning of life is...
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| Roman Jakobson |
Linguistic sounds, considered as external...
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| Johannes Kepler |
The diversity of the phenomena...
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| Jacques Lacan |
But this emphasis would be...
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| Max von Laue |
If diffraction or interference phenomena...
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| Charles Lederer |
There are no enemies in...
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| Murray Gell-Mann |
I have been interested in...
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| Ernst Mayr |
As a consequence, geneticists described...
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| Maria Montessori |
The teacher must derive not...
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| Johannes P. Muller |
Physiology is the science which...
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| Friedrich Nietzsche |
There are no moral phenomena...
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| William Osler |
To study the phenomena of...
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| James Patterson |
For many years I had heard...
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| Ivan Pavlov |
It is not accidental that all...
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| Ivan Pavlov |
Finally, as the digestive canal...
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| Ivan Pavlov |
Only by observing this condition...
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| Ivan Pavlov |
Thanks to our present surgical...
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| Wilhelm Reich |
Scientific theory is a contrived...
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| Jules Romains |
History: the category of human...
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| Rudy Rucker |
If we suppose that many...
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| Ferdinand de Saussure |
It is useful to the historian...
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| Ferdinand de Saussure |
Linguistics will have to recognise...
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| Erwin Schrodinger |
The mathematical framework of quantum...
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| George Bernard Shaw |
Miracles, in the sense of...
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| Georg Simmel |
In order to accommodate to...
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| Robert Smithson |
Banal words function as a...
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| Suzanne Somers |
Now I know that that is...
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| Johannes Stark |
The discovery of various phenomena...
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| Johannes Stark |
Many scientists will have to...
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| Ivan Turgenev |
A poet must be a psychologist...
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| Edgard Varese |
I was not influenced by...
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| Andrzej Wajda |
Also a great part of Polish...
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| William Whewell |
It is a test of true...
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| Robert Anton Wilson |
All phenomena are real in some...
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| Stephen Wolfram |
The thing that got me started...
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| Chauncey Wright |
Natural Selection never made it...
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| Wilhelm Wundt |
Hence, even in the domain of...
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| Wilhelm Wundt |
Hence, wherever we meet with...
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| Wilhelm Wundt |
In Aristotle the mind, regarded...
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| Wilhelm Wundt |
Physiology and psychology cover, between...
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| Wilhelm Wundt |
Physiology is concerned with all...
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| Pieter Zeeman |
I should point out, however...
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