Are there indivisible units of experience?

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work)) The Metaphysics of Morals (Late) The Mirror of Simple Souls (Le Mirouer des Simples Âmes) (Late) The Mystery of Being (Late) The Mystical Theology The Mystical Theology of the Eastern Church (Essai sur la théologie mystique de l'Église d'Orient) (Mid) The Nature and Destiny of Man (Mid-late (Niebuhr's major systematic work)) The Nature of Existence (Late) The Need for Roots (Posthumous) The New Testament The Odu Ifá Corpus The Origin of Russian Communism (Late) The Passions of the Soul (Les Passions de l'âme) (Late) The Perennial Philosophy (Late (Huxley's mature spiritual-philosophical synthesis)) The Philosophy of Loyalty (Late) The Pillar and Ground of the Truth (Mid) The Politics of Jesus (Mid) The Posthumous Works of Robert Hooke (Posthumous) The Power of the Powerless (Mid (Havel as principal Charter 77 dissident)) The Problem of Pain (Mid (post-conversion, pre-Narnia)) The Prophetic Faith (Late) The Prose of the World (Mid) The Quran The Reasonableness of Christianity (Late) The Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam (Late) The Red Book (Middle (the personal experimental record from which all of Jung's later theoretical work emerged)) The Religion of Man (Late) The Republic The Revival of the Religious Sciences (Late (post-crisis)) The Sacred Pipe (Late) The Sceptical Chymist (Mid) The Science of the Cross (Late) The Scripture-Doctrine of the Trinity (Mid-career) The Sea of Fertility (Late (the major late work, completed the day of his 1970 ritual suicide)) The Sea of Fertility (Last) The Search After Truth (Early-to-mid) The Search for Common Ground (Late) The Secret of the Veda (Early-to-middle) The Serenity Prayer (Middle) The Seven Storey Mountain (Early (Merton's breakthrough book; the spiritual autobiography of his conversion)) The Sickness Unto Death (Late) The Sign of Jonas (Mid) The Sixth Grandfather (Posthumous (testamentary materials)) The Social Contract (Late (after the two Discourses; the political conclusion of Rousseau's mature thought)) The Sorrows of Young Werther (Early (the 25-year-old Goethe's breakthrough work)) The Sovereignty of Good (Mid (her major philosophical statement, alongside Metaphysics as a Guide to Morals 1992)) The Symbolism of Evil (Early) The Synthesis of Yoga (Mature) The Tempest (Last (probably Shakespeare's last sole-authored play)) The Theory of Moral Sentiments (Early-to-late (he revised it throughout his life)) The Two Fundamental Problems of Ethics (Late) The Two Sources of Morality and Religion (Late (Bergson's last major book, written after a long convalescence)) The Undiscovered Self (Late (one of Jung's last short works, written at 82)) The Upanishads The Varieties of Religious Experience The Visible and the Invisible (Late) The Vision of God (Mature (one of Cusa's most condensed and beautiful late works)) The Voice of the Voiceless (Late) The Will to Believe (Mid (between Principles of Psychology and Varieties of Religious Experience)) The World and the Individual (Mid) The World as I See It (Mid-mature) The World as Will and Representation The Zohar Theaetetus (Late) Their Finest Hour (Late) Theodicy (Late) Theological Orations (Orations 27-31) (Mid) Theological-Political Treatise (Early) Theology of Hope (Early) Theology of the New Testament (Late) Theses on the Philosophy of History (Late) This Is My Story (Mid) Thoughts on the Education of Daughters (Early (Wollstonecraft's first published book, written from her experience as a governess and a school proprietress)) Three Conversations (Final (year of death)) Three Dialogues Between Hylas and Philonous (Early) Three Rival Versions of Moral Enquiry (Late (third volume of the After Virtue trilogy)) Timaeus (Late) Time and Free Will (Essai sur les données immédiates de la conscience) (Early) Time and Narrative (Late) Time and the Other (Early (the breakthrough early work, before Totality and Infinity)) To the Castle and Back (Late) Torah (Pentateuch) Totality and Infinity (Early) Treatise on Morality (Mid) Treatise on Nature and Grace (Mid) Triads (Triads in Defense of the Holy Hesychasts) (Late) Triads in Defence of the Holy Hesychasts Truth and Method (Mid) Tusculan Disputations (Late (composed in the year of Cicero's daughter's death, in his most intense period of philosophical writing)) Twenty Years at Hull-House (Late) Two New Sciences (Discorsi e Dimostrazioni Matematiche, intorno à Due Nuove Scienze) (Late) Two Treatises of Government (Late) Two Types of Faith (Late) Utopia (De Optimo Reipublicae Statu deque Nova Insula Utopia) (Mid) Vakyapadiya (On Words and Sentences) (Early) Vita Nuova (Early (Dante's first major work)) Vom Abgeschiedenheit (On Detachment) (Mature) Vom Abgeschiedenheit (On Detachment) / Counsels on Discernment (Early) Vom Edlen Menschen (Mature (probably from the Strasbourg years before the trial)) Vulgate (Latin Bible translation) (Mature) Waiting for God (Posthumous) Walden (Mid (Thoreau's major prose statement)) Warranted Christian Belief (Late) We Drink from Our Own Wells (Mid) What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July? (Mid (Douglass at the height of his oratorical powers)) Where's the Rest of Me? (Early) Whose Justice? Which Rationality? (Mid-late (the second of the After Virtue trilogy)) Why Not the Best? (Mid (pre-presidential)) Works of Love (Late (after the pseudonymous works; the major direct theological work)) Xunzi You Learn by Living (Late) You Must Set Forth at Dawn (Late) Yuishinshō Mon'i (Mature) Zen and the Birds of Appetite (Late) Zhuangzi Zhuangzi — Inner Chapters al-Futūḥāt al-Makkiyya (The Meccan Revelations) (Late) al-Ḥikma al-Mutaʿāliya fī l-Asfār al-ʿAqliyya al-Arbaʿa (Transcendent Wisdom in the Four Intellectual Journeys) (Late) Émile (Late) Śrī Bhāṣya (Mid) Ḥikmat al-Ishrāq (The Philosophy of Illumination) (Mid)

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