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Human, All Too Human: A Book For Free Spirits
Judgement derives from Belief, Belief from Pleasure and Pain
The first step towards the logical is judgment, the essence of which, according to the best logicians, is belief. At the foundation of all beliefs lie sensations of pleasure or pain in relation to the apprehending subject. A third feeling, as the result of two prior, single…
The Book: On The Taboo Against Knowing Who You Are
Don't try to get rid of the ego-sensation
Remember, above all, that an experience of this kind cannot be forced or made to happen by any act of your fictitious “will,” except insofar as repeated efforts to be one-up on the universe may eventually reveal their futility. Don’t try to get rid of the ego-sensation. Take…
Theories of Childhood, Second Edition (Carol Garhart Mooney)
Children learn best through the senses
She believed children learn best through sensory experiences. She thought that the teacher has a responsibility to provide wonderful sights, textures, sounds, and smells for children. She also believed that part of sensory experience for children is having tools and utensils…