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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION THEORY I INTUITION AND EXPRESSION Intuitive knowledge—Its independence in respect to the intellect— Intuition and perception—Intuition and the concepts of space and time—Intuition and sensation—Intuition and association—Intuition and representation—Intuition and expression—Illusions as to their difference—Identity of intuition and expression. II INTUITION AND ART Corollaries and explanations—Identity of art and of intuitive knowledge— No specific di