Note 38 — Chapter V · THE SOCIAL SELF—1. THE MEANING OF “I”
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It is, perhaps, to be thought of as a more general instinct, of which anger, etc., are differentiated forms, rather than as standing by itself.
Reading edition
It is, perhaps, to be thought of as a more general instinct, of which anger, etc., are differentiated forms, rather than as standing by itself.