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Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Book in excellent unread/unused condition. See images. Fantastic book.

About the book >.>.> Within each of us a distinction can be made between the subjective and the objective. The former part broadly refers to the dimension of the mind typically described as “private” “emotional” and “intuitive”. Through the subjective part the individual has a personal need or desire to understand people places and things in the world. Psychiatrist Julius Heuscher states Our subjectivity collects values preserves and integrates all the numerous insights all the deep feelings… which our relationships to others…evoke. These insights feelings…refined and improved by ever new experiences. are not evanescent; they become and remain an essential part of us. They have a temporal quality and they reveal us as…meaningful…subjects. Indeed if there were not such an enduring essential subjectivity we would be indifferent objects parts… without a meaningful origin.. (LL)