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An antirepresentationalist is a person who opposes representationalism, the belief that the conscious perception of the world is an internal replica of the world of the mind of the beholder.

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An antirepresentationalist is a person who opposes representationalism, the belief that the conscious perception of the world is an internal replica of the world of the mind of the beholder.

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The longest I could find, using both the Scrabble dictionary, and Webster's Second International, was seventeen letters:

rhomborectangular

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Republicans Rastafarians Longest word starting with the letter

representationalism

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New England was settled by Puritans. They based their government on their religious organization which included secrete meetings and representative government. Following the Salem Witch Trials, John Owen wrote a Book on The New Testament Church. As a result number of them read changed their religion and government from Presbyterian with its secret meetings to Congregationalist with open meetings. Church decisions were made by vote by church members. Government decisions were likewise made by popular decisions. The popular decisions were made in Town Meetings,

The administration and courts remained the same except that trials became open to the public.

In other places in New England the government remained a copy of Presbyterian representationalism except that meetings became open to public scrutiny.

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Vincent was emotional and lacked self confidence. He had two unstable, unhappy romances...

He also had a unique perspective which resulted in a wild vision of nature , images that still inspire a different view of the world. He allows us to see the world in a more free and unstructered way. True, he was a tortured soul in many ways and was confined in a mental institution for some time. Still, he left us an enduring legacy in his art. Art that will be appreciated for years and inspires others to let their imaginations run free.

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