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The Doctrine of the Specific Energies of the Nerves Implies

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The doctrine of the specific energies of the nerves implies that


A) experience is not totally dependent upon nervous structure
B) we are directly aware of objects in the world
C) we are directly aware not of objects, but of our nerves themselves
D) the mind is only sometimes tied directly to the machinery of the body

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