The Mind and its Place in Nature
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The Mind and its Place in Nature (1925) is a book by C. D. Broad.
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- Suppose we are told that a taste for music is due to suppressed sexual desire or to Dr Ernest Jones's family pet, "infantile analerotic sensations ".
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