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Page 198
... living being , that is to say , defends its own existence by destroying foreign bodies . But , in one of its activities , the death instinct is operative within the living being and we have sought to trace back a number of normal and ...
... living being , that is to say , defends its own existence by destroying foreign bodies . But , in one of its activities , the death instinct is operative within the living being and we have sought to trace back a number of normal and ...
Page 238
... living in solitude in the country , I noticed how the monotony of a quiet life stimulates the creative mind . There are certain occupations , even in modern society , which en- tail living in isolation and do not require great physical ...
... living in solitude in the country , I noticed how the monotony of a quiet life stimulates the creative mind . There are certain occupations , even in modern society , which en- tail living in isolation and do not require great physical ...
Page 327
... living and the dead so alive . Those who live today sense as friends their fellows of past centuries whose works have never lost their charm , their relevance and their quality of personal gracious- ness . And , finally , any person who ...
... living and the dead so alive . Those who live today sense as friends their fellows of past centuries whose works have never lost their charm , their relevance and their quality of personal gracious- ness . And , finally , any person who ...
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