1 result for (book:tes3 AND session:110 AND stemmed:sens)
3/157 (2%)
a.j
inquiring
November
Dee
objectify
[... 39 paragraphs ...]
A psychological experience may take up no space as a rock takes up space, but when a psychological experience happens it may fill you up. Yet you do not deny the existence of a psychological experience, though you cannot rip it apart from yourself and examine it with the physical senses. Still it has its effect, and its validity is well known to every man. So also are there other realities that cannot be examined through the use of the physical senses, realities so close to the self that they cannot be separated from it and objectified.
[... 9 paragraphs ...]
He has not done so to any great extent. Until most recently he would not admit the existence of anything unless he could objectify it. Now, even in his scientific studies he discovers that his senses have often misled him, his precious solid objects for example found to be solid only to his senses, an appearance given by the limitations of his sensual perceptions.
It is not that the senses are not to be trusted, merely that they are trustworthy only within the framework of certain definite limitations.
[... 105 paragraphs ...]
