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according to
which only the
directly accessible mental contents of the
solipsistic philosopher can be known. The
existence of an
external world is regarded...
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Paglia compares the
resulting image to
William Blake's "engravings of
solipsistically contorted figures".
Human ****uality
portal Autofellatio ****ercise "Autocunnilingus"...
- above, to
model different types of firm behaviour, for
example in a
solipsistic industry (few sellers), but
equally applicable to wage negotiations,...
- (June 10, 2011). "Bubble Trouble: Is Web
personalization turning us into
solipsistic twits?". Slate.
Archived from the
original on June 12, 2011. Retrieved...
- "conjure up a
crazed version of
autodestructive white America at its most
solipsistic,
hankering after its own lost origins". Film
critic Pauline Kael coined...
- playwright’s own motivations,
which flirts with
honesty before traipsing down a
solipsistic path of no return." The play was
chosen for the 2018 O'Neill Playwrights...
- the
extent that it is in
their own self-interest to do so. Due to the
solipsistic uncertainty regarding the
existence of
external beings, it is possible...
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Toker remarks, "the
romance which started solipsistically in the
imagination [ends], no less
solipsistically". A film adaptation,
titled Maschenka after...
-
believe no one else but him."
Lifton believes Trump is a
purveyor of a
solipsistic reality which is
hostile to
facts and is made
collective by amplifying...
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surrounding experiential field". Such
meanings are
entirely self-referential,
solipsistic, and paranoid—"being observed,
spoken about, the
object of eavesdropping...
