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14) Mindfulness differs from a more conceptual mode of processing information, which is often the mind's default way of perceiving and cognizing.
Mind fitness: improving operational effectiveness and building ... by Stanley, Elizabeth A.; Jha, Amishi P. / Joint Force Quarterly
He then considers the cognizing subject as apart from the thinking subject, complete with empirical and pure apperception, moving to commentary on the person as subject and the relations between apperception and inner sense, the conception of the idea of "the person," material reality, the embodiment of the subject, and the connection between psychological perceptions of the person and applications to justice.
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Creativity, in this view, is an anthropological feature because the comparability of humans with God consists precisely in cognizing by way of creating the object of cognition.
Pluralitat und Rationalitat: Die Herausforderung der Vernunfi durch ... by Blum, Paul Richard / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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