"Gransen mellan sensation och emotion" (The border between sensation and emotion) by Hans Larsson, originally published in 1911, is a profound exploration of the philosophical concepts of sensation and emotion. Larsson, a prominent philosopher, delves into the nuances that differentiate these experiences, offering insights into their interplay and impact on human consciousness. This work provides a valuable historical perspective on early 20th-century philosophical thought in the Dutch-speaking world. It is a significant contribution to understanding the complexities of human perception and feeling.

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