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A contribution on Foucault
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Plato and Aristotle
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SENSATIONS AND IMAGES
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TRUTH AND FALSEHOOD
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BELIEF
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INCREASING SELF AWARENESS
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CHARACTERISTICS OF MENTAL PHENOMENA
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GENERAL IDEAS AND THOUGHT
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EMOTIONS AND WILL
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WORDS AND MEANING
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INSTINCT AND HABIT
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INTROSPECTION
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DESIRE AND FEELING
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THE DEFINITION OF PERCEPTION
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MEMORY
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