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 | | Brunner was one of the first to bridge the organic and the inorganic, a theory which is gradually gaining acceptance, He postulated that all creation—whether a stone, leaf, a tree, an animal, or a human being—is animated and inhabited by an all-pervading being. |
 | | According to Brunner, we make a false dichotomy between organic and inorganic: he saw all matter as being, to some degree, in motion, animated, and consicous of its motion. |
 | | I was immediately attracted by Brunner’s global conception: the way he links matter and spirit; the way he sees ‘to feel, to want, and to know’ as parts of one basic impulse; his vision of plants, trees, animals, people, the arts, as aspects of one unity, all related, all mutually influential. |
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