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   Introception
   (in Personalism) The coalescence of the world of objective values with his own substance by which a person attains reality. -- R.T.F.
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   Introception
   Charles Scott Sherrington originally introduced the term to neurophysiology to encompassed just visceral sensations, but the term is later used to include the physiological condition of the entire body and the ability of visceral afferent information to reach awareness and affect behaviour, either ...
   Found op http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Introception
   
   

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