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The Antioch Review, 2002
Abstract The term is derived from Greek: ánthropo-s—human being, morphé—form. Anthropomorphism owes much to anthropocentricity, i.e. our *a priori inclination to regard ourselves as the centre of the universe and see the world through our *biased eyes.
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Abstract The term is derived from Greek: ánthropo-s—human being, morphé—form. Anthropomorphism owes much to anthropocentricity, i.e. our *a priori inclination to regard ourselves as the centre of the universe and see the world through our *biased eyes.
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1982
Abstract Freud was a materialist, and at an early stage of his psychological inquiries attempted to construct an explicitly physiological psychology based on the interaction of neurons. This attempt, by now well known under the title “Project for a Scientific Psychology,” was abandoned shortly after Freud sent the draft to Fliess in ...
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Abstract Freud was a materialist, and at an early stage of his psychological inquiries attempted to construct an explicitly physiological psychology based on the interaction of neurons. This attempt, by now well known under the title “Project for a Scientific Psychology,” was abandoned shortly after Freud sent the draft to Fliess in ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1972
E L, Dimmick, A B, Mason
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E L, Dimmick, A B, Mason
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Proceedings of the SIGCHI conference on Human factors in computing systems - CHI '92, 1992
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