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1 The beauty of landscape, the forms of religion and science, the types of human nature itself, are due to this apperceptive gift.

2 I’m a prisoner of apperceptive mass on Treasuries going back 60 years.

3 That is, one must be free from apperceptive bias.

4 Everything will then depend on his genius, on his principles, on his passions, � in a word, on his apperceptive forms.

5 The apperceptive process of interpreting the new by selecting and relating elements of former experience, or the process of analysis-synthesis, is universal in learning.

6 It represents time occupied with the reproduction of erroneous apperceptive images—apperceptive errors.

7 This apperceptive power is of vast importance in practical life as it leads to quick judgment and action, when personal examinations into details would be impossible.

8 Dewey realizes that his act of intelligence is similar to Kant's 'apperceptive unity.'

9 Imagination is thus an apperceptive process by which we construct a mental representation of an object without any necessary reference to its actual existence in time.

10 The mechanical organization of external nature is thus the source of apperceptive forms in the mind.

11 Bleak House discusses the contents of children’s minds and the need of early experiences to form apperceptive centres of feeling and thought in a comprehensive and suggestive manner.

12 The story, The Holiday, opens the program with its apperceptive appeal, showing the dependence of the home upon the industrial life of the community and the possibility of a child's coöperation in it.

13 Thus the critical analysis must give a logical presentation of the apperceptive and associative processes of revival.

14 The highest work of schools, colleges, and universities is to fill the lives of men and women with the apperceptive centres of the community ideal.

15 Dickens emphasized the fact that the lack of apperceptive centres of an improper kind is a great advantage.

16 In apperception everything must conform to the unity of self-consciousness.

在源始统觉中，一切都必须必然地符合自我意识的普遍统一性的种种条件。

17 The choice of suitable wholes with which to begin is based upon the child's interest and apperceptive powers.

18 Thus, in biology, we used to have interminable discussion as to whether certain single-celled organisms were animals or vegetables, until Haeckel introduced the new apperceptive name of Protista, which ended the disputes.

19 Relation of Two Types.—The distinction between sensuous and apperceptive curiosity is, of course, one of degree rather than one of kind.

20 In all the apperceptive operations of the mind, a certain general law makes itself felt,—the law of economy.

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