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This thin, helpless, frightened woman was his only resource. She had to work. He had to make her work. Ihjel had done it used projective empathy to impress his emotions upon Brion. Now Brion must do it with Lea. He had had some sessions in the art, but not nearly enough to make him proficient. Nevertheless he had to try. Strength was what Lea needed. Aloud he said simply, "You can do it.
In carrying his demonstration farther, and in multiplying illustrations, he would only be going over ground already covered in his book Projective Ornament and in his second Scammon lecture.
Between them comes the lion the most characteristic animal for the preponderance of heart-and-lung activities in the body, with all the attributes resulting from that. 1 For further details, see the writings of G. Adams and L. Locher-Ernst who, each in his own way, have made a beginning with applying projective geometry on the lines indicated by Rudolf Steiner.
Not the daughter, the old woman, I mean. Oh yes. Where are they going?" "To Malta." It was perfectly obvious, even to Luke, that the Ingham-Bakers' immediate or projective destination was a matter of the utmost indifference to Fitz, who was more interested in the Croonah than in her passengers. They were both conscious of an indefinite feeling of disappointment.
"Nothing there," he observed; and, after extending his examination to the windows, book-shelf and desk, added: "I guess we might have spared the fumigation. However, the safest side is the best." "What is it? Some new game in projective germs?" demanded the chemist. "Oh, disinfectants will kill other things besides germs," returned Average Jones. "Luna moths, for instance.
As to how projective empathy works, you had a demonstration of that a little earlier, when you felt those strange thoughts about Anvhar. It will be a long time before you can master that, but receptive empathy is your natural trait. This is mentally entering into the feeling, or what could be called the spirit of another person.
So far as we have now gone the child has only a very dim distinction between himself as a person and the other persons who move about him. The persons are "projective" to him, mere bodies or external objects of a peculiar sort classed together because they show common marks. Yet in the sense of agency, he has already begun, as we saw, to find in himself a mental nucleus, or centre.
Perhaps you do not know what that means, so I will explain more fully. When any missile, such as a bullet, sword or lance, approaches your person, its rush through the air will arouse the repellent force of which I speak, and this force, being more powerful than the projective force, will arrest the flight of the missile and throw it back again.
Four-dimensional geometry yields numberless other patterns whose beauty and interest could not possibly be impeached patterns beyond the compass of the cleverest designer unacquainted with projective geometry. The great need of the ornamentalist is this or some other solid foundation.
Thus the theory of absolute space requires that we are aware of two fundamental relations, the space-ordering relation, which holds between points, and the space-occupation relation between points of space and material objects. Cf. (for example) Projective Geometry by Veblen and Young, vol.
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