Nature of the Human Soul in Poems & Stories 
.... we develop words for what we need. In another
sense, he is discussing the language of the
soul. He finds in the Indian language a ....
(1484
6
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Bushido: the Soul of Japan
This study will show how Inazo Nitobe's Bushido: The
Soul of Japan illustrates .... Unity among its members was strengthened by their
sense of national mission, an ....
(2461
10
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Concept of the Soul & the Afterlife
.... argument is basically that a human being has a certain inherent
sense about the .... before birth, before the body was created, and, therefore, the
soul must exist ....
(2670
11
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Tennyson's Poem, The Splendor Falls on Castle Walls
.... Even with the optimistic image of "our echoes" (of love?) rolling from
soul to
soul forever, the "
sense" of the poem is a profound sadness, emphasized by the ....
(1320
5
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Plato, Aristotle, and Knowledge
.... of the body" (Book II.4). In this
sense, we see that the
soul cannot exist without the body because it gives animation to the body in Aristotle's philosophy. ....
(818
3
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John Locke's Of Identity and Diversity
.... The
soul might be the string holding these lives together in some
sense, but that
sense to Locke is not the
sense of identity or consciousness. ....
(1100
4
)
African American Literature
.... we develop words for what we need. In another
sense, he is discussing the language of the
soul. He finds in the Indian language a ....
(1484
6
)
Views of Reincarnation
.... free from illusion and the cycle of birth and death." In this
sense, the Vedanta .... in its notion that there is some form of permanence to the
soul or personality ....
(1507
6
)
Plato's Philosophical Treatise, The Republic
.... human conduct. In a
sense, these truths apply directly to and correspond with the human
soul and the human city. Because there is ....
(1421
6
)
Notion of Good in The Republic
.... human conduct. In a
sense, these truths apply directly to and correspond with the human
soul and the human city. Because there is ....
(1421
6
)
Aristotle and Modern Psychology
.... government. It is the common
sense that Aristotle placed in his structure of the human
soul that will lead them to do this. While ....
(1324
5
)
Plato's Republic and the City-State
.... In this
sense, all human actions and characteristics are political and go into the .... then shows that these same three forces are to be found in the human
soul. ....
(1347
5
)
Plato and Aristotle Epistemology
.... work of thought and
sense, and (b) the faculty of originating local movement." In this
sense, the body is not the prison-like housing for the
soul that Plato ....
(753
3
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Nature in The Prelude
.... All of nature is infused with a
soul in some
sense, and human life simply reflects the cyclical structure of the natural world, from birth to death to rebirth ....
(1202
5
)
Margaret Gibson's poem "A Grammar of the Soul"
.... way of determining which of these is the conscious mind and which is the
soul. .... of nature, also creates human culture which is apart from it in the
sense of the ....
(2747
11
)
Edward Burke
.... assessing the merits of art is judgment, and this is the second process of the mind that sorts out elements of
sense experience. Burke sees the
soul and the ....
(1551
6
)
Margaret Gibson's poem "A Grammar of the Soul"
.... easy way to determine which of these is the conscious mind and which is the
soul. .... nature, also creates human culture which is apart from it in the
sense of the ....
(2239
9
)
What Dreams May Come and Death
.... after death, the difficulty of giving an independent account of the
soul has far from abated. Priestly declares that consciousness and
sense perception belong ....
(2523
10
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Life and Death
....
sense of the meaning of salvation and the route to achieve it. In the Life of the Buddha by Ashvaghosha, some of the reasons for the obsession with the
soul ....
(1748
7
)
Dickinson's Poem "Safe in their Alabaster Chambers"
.... The bodies are "members" of the whole human being (whose
soul is currently elsewhere) in the same
sense in which arms and legs are "members" of the living body ....
(1745
7
)
Analysis of Poem Safe in their Alabaster Chambers
.... The bodies are "members" of the whole human being (whose
soul is currently elsewhere) in the same
sense in which arms and legs are "members" of the living body ....
(1702
7
)
Structure of The Second Mrs. Tanqueray
.... Aubrey speaks of "compassion," he might be speaking in a religious
sense, in that .... ostracized) is seen as a redemptive force designed to save Paula's very
soul. ....
(1589
6
)
The Structure of The Second Mrs. Tanqueray
.... Aubrey speaks of "compassion," he might be speaking in a religious
sense, in that .... ostracized) is seen as a redemptive force designed to save Paula's very
soul. ....
(1589
6
)
Buddhist tradition
.... He denied their conception of the
soul as a spiritual substance: Authentic child of India, he never doubted that reincarnation in some
sense was a fact, but he ....
(2957
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The Nature of Buddhism
.... He denied their conception of the
soul as a spiritual substance: Authentic child of India, he never doubted that reincarnation in some
sense was a fact, but he ....
(2880
12
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Reduncy in Buddhist Tradition
.... He denied their conception of the
soul as a spiritual substance: Authentic child of India, he never doubted that reincarnation in some
sense was a fact, but he ....
(2950
12
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Philosophers on the term "Self"
.... life to the next, while the Hindu conception is clearer that there is a
soul which is .... he knew or thought he knew in the past was based on
sense perception, and ....
(2263
9
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Nature of Evil in 2 Films
.... man sitting alone by the side of the lake where he had his brother killed shows, little
soul left to preserve. Each filmmaker creates a strong
sense of evil ....
(1242
5
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Nature as Inspiration for Three Poets
.... I'm expecting you!," there is a
sense that the sensual bee consumes the poet, for she here refers to herself as a fly, again equating the fly with the
soul. ....
(2443
10
)
Nature in the Poetry of 3 Female Poets
.... I'm expecting you!," there is a
sense that the sensual bee consumes the poet, for she here refers to herself as a fly, again equating the fly with the
soul. ....
(2443
10
)
