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Work #1417 · Late

With Head and Heart

Howard Thurman
1979 · English
Autobiography · African-American mysticism / spiritual autobiography

Thurman's 1979 autobiography

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Attribute With Head and Heart (Late)
Time · Extent Finite
Time · Ontological Status Substantival
Time · Grain Continuous
Time · Freedom Non-Deterministic
Time · Traversability Linear
Time · Dimensionality One
Time · Direction Uni-directional
Space · Extent Infinite
Space · Ontological Status Substantival
Space · Curvature Flat
Space · Dimensionality Three
Space · Locality Local
Matter · Extent Finite
Matter · Ontological Status Substantival
Matter · Conservation Variable
Matter · Dimensionality Three
Matter · Locality Local
Observer · Time Instance Multiple
Observer · Space Instance Multiple
Observer · Knowledge Extent Partial
Observer · Knowledge Retainment Total
Observer · Physicality Embodied
Observer · Agency Active
Observer · Number Singular
Observer · Metaphysical Agency Personal
Observer · Moral Authority Revelation
Observer · Theological Method
Energy · Extent Finite
Energy · Ontological Status Substantival
Energy · Conservation Variable
Energy · Dispersibility Irreversible
Information · Ontological Status Substantival
Information · Cosmic Conservation Conserved
Information · Personal Conservation Conserved
Information · Granularity Discrete

Dimension-by-Dimension Evidence

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Time

With Head and Heart

1979.

Space

With Head and Heart

Twentieth-century African-American spiritual-autobiographical context.

Matter

With Head and Heart

Autobiographical narrative.

Observer

With Head and Heart

Late Thurman retrospectively.

Energy

With Head and Heart

Autobiographical-spiritual energies.

Information

With Head and Heart

Autobiographical volume.

Internal Tensions

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With Head and Heart

With Head and Heart is Thurman's definitive autobiographical statement.