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 1   2,    2| anticommunist organizations appear emotional and extremist to the greater
 2   2,    5|           s mind and an unbalanced emotional climate created around them,
 3   3,    3|           place for its increasing emotional content.~ ~
 4   4,    1|             As the years pass, the emotional burden associated with some
 5   4,    1|          dialogue arising from the emotional attitude of those who dialogue.~
 6   4,    1|       Corresponding Differences of Emotional Attitude~ ~To these different
 7   4,    1|    correspond respectively diverse emotional attitudes in the persons
 8   4,    1|         each other's opinions, the emotional attitude is one of relaxation.~
 9   4,    1|            case of "argument," the emotional attitude of the speakers
10   4,    1|        objective; the other by the emotional aspect of the relationship
11   4,    1|            argument has the normal emotional warmth inherent to the interlocution
12   4,    1|   persuasion of the other. Relaxed emotional attitude.~ ~Dialogue in
13   4,    1|           persuasion of the other. Emotional attitude can easily be that
14   4,    1|            inform, entertain, etc. Emotional attitude of total and continuous
15   4,    1|           analyze. Habitually, the emotional attitude is of relaxation.
16   4,    1|    possible.~ ~Argument‑dialogue ‑ Emotional warmth less than usual.
17   4,    1|         Argument Pure and Simple ‑ Emotional warmth common to the pugnacity
18   4,    1|         investigation, to which an emotional attitude of complete relaxation
19   4,    1|        burned." It is volitive and emotional when the heat of colliding
20   4,    1|            Such?~ ~Is this note of emotional, volitive, or intellectual
21   4,    1|         relation to original sin~ ~Emotional, ideological, or volitive
22   4,    1|        good.~ ~c) The influence of emotional factors~ ~Someone could
23   4,    1|        often has a salient note of emotional combativity due to the indisputable
24   4,    1|         good and the beautiful, an emotional factor naturally appears
25   4,    2|                                 2. Emotional Irenistic Fermentation~ ~
26   4,    2|          What utopias and singular emotional conditions are capable of
27   4,    2|               I. Importance of the Emotional Aspects of Irenistic Utopianism~ ~
28   4,    2|       study is the analysis of the emotional state correlative to this
29   4,    2|             communism exploits the emotional circumstances in which irenicism
30   4,    2|             J. Revolt, the Typical Emotional Element of the Irenic Utopianist~ ~
31   4,    2|         from being ignorant of the emotional state in which so many worldly
32   4,    3|          imagine that an irenistic emotional fermentation can be observed
33   4,    3|              consists in an ardent emotional desire for universal concord
34   4,    3|           and the cosmos.~From the emotional point of view, the speakers
35   4,    3|   relativism.~Though true from the emotional point of view, this is not
36   4,    3|           severe conflict with the emotional state of the two speakers.~
37   4,    3|          As a consequence of these emotional dispositions, each one of
38   4,    3|         word affects the irenistic emotional fermentation, and this increased
39   4,    3|    desirous of producing a coveted emotional neutralization in the existentialist,