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[11] Immanuel Kant, Critique of Pure Reason, B227-229
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[33] Kant, A 24
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[35] Kant, B 160
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[38] Kant, B 14
[39] Reichenbach, p. 35
[40] Kant, B 14
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[42] Reichenbach, p. 55
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[45] Kant, B 15
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[51] Franklin Merrell-Wolff, Pathways Through To Space, Julian, 1973, Ch. LXXIX
[52] Merrell-Wolff, Pathways, Ch. LXXXVIII
[53] Merrell-Wolff, Introceptualism, Phoenix Philosophical Press, 1970, p. 180
[54] Merrell-Wolff, Pathways, Ch. LXI
[55] Merrell-Wolff, Introceptualism, p. 67
[56] Merrell-Wolff, Pathways, Ch. XXXVI
[57] Merrell-Wolff, Introceptualism, p. 149
[58] Merrell-Wolff, Pathways, Ch. LII
[59] Franklin Merrell-Wolff, The Philosophy of Consciousness Without an Object, Julian, 1973, p. 263
[60] Merrell-Wolff, Introceptualism, p. 149
[61] Merrell-Wolff, Pathways, Ch. XLI
[62] Merrell-Wolff, Philosophy, p. 225
[63] Merrell-Wolff, Philosophy, p. 200
[64] Merrell-Wolff, Philosophy, p. 195
[65] Merrell-Wolff, Philosophy, p. 161
[66] Merrell-Wolff, Philosophy, p. 172
[67] Merrell-Wolff, Pathways, Appendix A
[68] Merrell-Wolff, Introceptualism, p.159
[69] Merrell-Wolff, Pathways, Appendix A
[70] Merrell-Wolff, Philosophy, p.172
[71] Merrell-Wolff, Pathways, Ch. LXXXII
[72] Merrell-Wolff, Pathways, Ch. LIII
[73] Merrell-Wolff, Philosophy, p. 173
[74] Merrell-Wolff, Introceptualism, p. 257
[75] Merrell-Wolff, Pathways, Ch. LIII
[76] Merrell-Wolff, Philosophy, p. 178
[77] Merrell-Wolff, Philosophy, p. 27
[78] Merrell-Wolff, Pathways, Ch. LXXVII
[79] Merrell-Wolff, Introceptualism, p. 225
[80] Merrell-Wolff, Introceptualism, p. 143
[81] Plato, Philebus, 15D
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[83] Whitall N. Perry, A Treasury of Traditional Wisdom, Quinta Essentia, 1971, p.787
[84] Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching, Chapter 1
[85] K. Venkata Ramanan, Nagarjuna's Philosophy, Motilal Banarsidass, 1966, p. 272
[86] G. Spencer-Brown, Unpublished Talk at Esalen
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[88] Perry, p.979
[89] Morrow and Dillon, Proclus' Commentary of Plato's Parmenides, Princeton, 1987, p. 130
[90] Paul Rorem, Pseudo Dionysius, Paulist Press, 1987, p.129
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[94] Perry, p. 26
[95] Perry, p. 41
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[98] Paul Deussen, The System of the Vedanta, Dover, 1973, p. 53
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[100] Perry, p. 807
[101] Perry, p. 782
[102] Perry, p. 783
[103] Perry, p. 986
[104] Perry, p. 310
[105] G. Spencer-Brown, Laws of Form, Juliann Press, 1977
[106] Perry, p. 789
[107] Goddard, p. 85
[108] Goddard, p. 292
[109] Perry, p. 723
[110] Perry, p. 725
[111] Perry, p. 789
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[114] K. Venkata Ramanan, Nagarjuna's Philosophy., Motilal Banarsidass, Delhi, 1975
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[116] Ramanan, p. 247
[117] Ramanan, p. 98
[118] Ramanan, p. 217
[119] Ramanan, p. 78
[120] Ramanan, p. 92
[121] Ramanan, p. 247
[122] Ramanan, p. 152
[123] Ramanan, p. 210
[124] Ramanan, p. 133
[125] Ramanan, p. 102
[126] Ramanan, p. 101
[127] Ramanan, p. 40
[128] Ramanan, p. 128
[129] Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching, Chapter 1