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The bodily rooted nature of all moodedness, i.e. of all affectedness by the world, implies also that the union of souls in love or friendship can be described suggestively in a poetic language as 'one soul in two bodies' or 'two hearts beating as one'.
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The human soul has to be thought as the openness of human being to the world, and this openness is, in the first place, moodedness.
enowning enowning 2008
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The bodily rooted nature of all moodedness, i.e. of all affectedness by the world, implies also that the union of souls in love or friendship can be described suggestively in a poetic language as 'one soul in two bodies' or 'two hearts beating as one'.
enowning enowning 2008
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The human soul has to be thought as the openness of human being to the world, and this openness is, in the first place, moodedness.
Archive 2008-02-01 enowning 2008
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