Senses - Revision history

Sir Andrew: Replaced table source with template

2010-08-27T05:49:04Z

Replaced table source with template

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	Sensation refers to particular experiences that a living being has, due to specialised organs for hearing, seeing, feeling and smelling. Sensation is transient: when the physical stimulus is gone, the sensation is gone and cannot be held in memory (though it can be integrated into [[percept]]s, which can be). The senses refers to that faculty of transducing external physical properties to the brain: what the brain receives is sensations.		Sensation refers to particular experiences that a living being has, due to specialised organs for hearing, seeing, feeling and smelling. Sensation is transient: when the physical stimulus is gone, the sensation is gone and cannot be held in memory (though it can be integrated into [[percept]]s, which can be). The senses refers to that faculty of transducing external physical properties to the brain: what the brain receives is sensations.

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Sir Andrew: Added navigation table to improve wiki synergy

2010-08-27T05:47:00Z

Added navigation table to improve wiki synergy

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	Sensation refers to particular experiences that a living being has, due to specialised organs for hearing, seeing, feeling and smelling. Sensation is transient: when the physical stimulus is gone, the sensation is gone and cannot be held in memory (though it can be integrated into [[percept]]s, which can be). The senses refers to that faculty of transducing external physical properties to the brain: what the brain receives is sensations.		Sensation refers to particular experiences that a living being has, due to specialised organs for hearing, seeing, feeling and smelling. Sensation is transient: when the physical stimulus is gone, the sensation is gone and cannot be held in memory (though it can be integrated into [[percept]]s, which can be). The senses refers to that faculty of transducing external physical properties to the brain: what the brain receives is sensations.

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			! style="background:rgb(215,231,250);" \| [[Epistemology]] Topics
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			\|[[Objectivity]] <nowiki>\|</nowiki> [[Knowledge]]: [[Context]], [[Hierarchy]] <nowiki>\|</nowiki> [[Reason]]: [[Certainty]], [[Truth]], [[Arbitrary\|the Arbitrary ]]<nowiki>\|</nowiki> [[Emotions]]
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GreedyCapitalist: Reverted edit of Peta76, changed back to last version by DavidOdden

2005-10-27T02:46:12Z

Reverted edit of Peta76, changed back to last version by DavidOdden

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DavidOdden at 20:58, 28 June 2004

2004-06-28T20:58:56Z

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Sensation refers to particular experiences that a living being has, due to specialised organs for hearing, seeing, feeling and smelling. Sensation is transient: when the physical stimulus is gone, the sensation is gone and cannot be held in memory (though it can be integrated into [[percept]]s, which can be). The senses refers to that faculty of transducing external physical properties to the brain: what the brain receives is sensations.