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    6 Emotion ’We think and name in one world‚ we live and feel in another.’ MARCEL PROUST‚ 1871-1922 ’Conquer your passions and you conquer the world.’ HINDU PROVERB ’The heart has its reasons of which reason knows nothing.’ BLAISE PASCAL‚ 1623-62 ’Philosophy is the finding of bad reasons for what we believe on instinct.’ F. H. BRADLEY‚ 1846-1924 ’Deep thinking is attainable only by a man of deep feeling.’ SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE‚ 1772-1834 ’Axioms in philosophy are not axioms

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    literature. All elements of Romanticism are in sharp‚ abrupt contrast to those types of ideas such as empirical observation and rationality. An online article describes American Romanticism in the following manner‚ "They celebrated imagination/intuition versus reason/calculation‚ spontaneity versus control‚ subjectivity and metaphysical musing versus objective fact‚ revolutionary energy versus tradition‚ individualism versus social conformity‚ democracy versus monarchy‚ and so on" (Strickland).

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    psychological type as originally developed by Carl Jung. Jung proposed the existence of two dichotomous pairs of cognitive functions: The "rational" (judging) functions: thinking and feeling. The "irrational" (perceiving) functions: sensing and intuition. Jung believed that for every person each of the functions are expressed primarily in either an introverted or extraverted form. From Jung’s original concepts‚ Briggs and Myers developed their own theory of psychological type‚ described below‚ on

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    arises between the common practice and intuition that most of society believes in regarding morality. Throughout his essay‚ Nagel defines intuition and the phenomenon of moral luck and claims that‚ despite having this intuition‚ people often make moral judgments about people based on factors that are beyond their control (for example‚ a drunk driver who kills a child). Nagel claims that the problem of moral luck is due to the tension between a person’s intuitions and their moral standing. He also believes

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    Pakistan April 1960 – Volume: 01– Number: 1 Iqbal cannot be classed under any of the three schools of philosophical thought: the empiricist‚ the rationalist or the intuitionist. In his theory of knowledge‚ sense perception‚ reason and intuition‚ all are combined in an organic whole. He knew full well that light from one direction alone could not illumine the whole of reality in all its manifestations. The ontological problem needs to be approached from all angles‚ scientific and religious

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    AJ Ayer Essay Paragraph E For we are often told that the nature of God is a mystery which transcends human understanding…….then he must also admit that he is bound to talk nonsense when he describes it A) Clarify the argument and/or interpretation of the passage (30marks) B) Do you agree with the ideas expressed? Justify your point of view and discuss the implications for understanding religion and human experience (20marks) AJ Ayer was a member of the Vienna Circle‚ a group of logical

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    determinate "subjective foundation" for judgment (e.g.‚ 60‚ 99‚ 151). But that must be an understatement. One might think to connect it with Abela’s reading of the Axioms of Intuition and Anticipations of Perception (115-39). There‚ Kant is said to be concerned with highly "indeterminate" judgments – which Abela equates with empirical intuitions – regarding the extensive and intensive magnitude of sensations (viewed as modifications of one’s sense organs). But there is no epistemic priority here: "the product

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    Mark Antliff‚ “The Fourth Dimension and Futurism: A Politicized Space‚” The Art Bulletin‚ Vol. 82‚ No. 4 (Dec. 2000)‚ pp. 720-733. 1. What does Antliff explore‚ with respect to the Futurists’ incorporation of aesthetic theories of time and space? Whose notions of temporality and intuitive consciousness does the author analyze? (p. 720) Antliff explores the futurists’ incorporations of aesthetic theories of time and space into a utopian campaign to transform the consciousness of the Italian

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    experience and knowledge as well as the confidence to act on intuition may be important. I work in a nursing home for older people and many of them have a degree of dementia. Intuition is probably used daily by staff in making decisions for clients who cannot make them for themselves with things like washing and dressing or could this be more related to treating someone as you would like to be treated yourself. I am not really sure about this. Intuition may be based on common sense and affect how a person

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    belief in the individual finding their own truth‚ and exhibiting confidence in their understanding of the world‚ places intuition over reasoning. Emerson argues that every man “knows that to his involuntary perceptions a perfect faith is due” (Emerson 549). Instinct cannot always be used though‚ especially in the medical field‚ where a thin line exists between logic and intuition‚ and crossing the line can lead to ethical mishaps. The realm of mental health is even more ambiguous‚ making the line

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