If Time can fall down a crack and vanish from consciousness in amounts of two hours or more, can it be said to exist at all?" And she writes well about the physical indignities of treatment, about the friends and acquaintances who don't quite understand: "Everyone's mother has a friend.
Brentano accounts for these cases by arguing that an object towards which we are directed does not immediately vanish from consciousness once the mental act is over.
As he points out, the other two states in which representations might find themselves, viz., repressed and sinking, cannot serve to explain the conscious representations involved in feeling and desiring, since they are ex hypothesi either outside of or vanishing from consciousness.
This utter independence from public opinion is one of several reasons that he has all but vanished from popular consciousness.
"Something immense happened, then vanished from our consciousness".In Rwanda, the oral tradition is more important than a written one.
As for the rest, a blessed few have enjoyed vapors of a fame that they didn't deserve, while others crashed, burned and vanished from public consciousness.
'This utter independence from public opinion is one of several reasons that he has all but vanished from popular consciousness.' In addition, Wallace believed in spiritualism (which Darwin and his friends detested) and later campaigned against vaccination.
But history tells us, of course, that popularity is not all; commercial disasters such as Night of the Hunter have stuck around while many massive films have vanished from our consciousness.
The across-the-board spending cuts known as the sequester may have vanished from public consciousness a couple of news cycles ago, but travelers visiting national parks and monuments and museums in Washington this summer will find sporadic reminders of them, testimony at a recent Congressional hearing suggests.
In the 1990s it was said that the notion that the Cornish are to be classified as a nation comparable to the English, Irish, Scots and Welsh, "has practically vanished from the popular consciousness" outside Cornwall, and that, despite a "real and substantive" identity, the Cornish "struggle for recognition as a national group distinct from the English".
