Practical Methodology
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deals with a particular object as to its statical attri- butes and parts. A particular object is viewed as it is at any time and the mind embodies its knowledge of this object in discourse, and this discourse is descrip- tion. A description is in a sense a photograph of a particular object; for, like a photograph, it shows the object as the mind catches it at a fixed time.
The essential ideas of description are: 1. It is a kind of discourse.
2. It deals with a particular object.
3. It sets fort...h the co-existent attributes and parts of its object.
Illustration. — Before the writer on the writing table sits a hyacinth in full bloom giving off its fragrance from a spike of most beautiful violet colored flowers.
If the attributes of the hyacinth as a whole were given, the parts named, and their attributes stated just as the hyacinth appears at the present time, the production would be a description. The production would be dis- course, the hyacinth a particular object, and it would be dealt with as to its co-existent attributes and parts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
deals with a particular object as to its statical attri- butes and parts. A particular object is viewed as it is at any time and the mind embodies its knowledge of this object in discourse, and this discourse is descrip- tion. A description is in a sense a photograph of a particular object; for, like a photograph, it shows the object as the mind catches it at a fixed time.
The essential ideas of description are: 1. It is a kind of discourse.
2. It deals with a particular object.
3. It sets fort...h the co-existent attributes and parts of its object.
Illustration. — Before the writer on the writing table sits a hyacinth in full bloom giving off its fragrance from a spike of most beautiful violet colored flowers.
If the attributes of the hyacinth as a whole were given, the parts named, and their attributes stated just as the hyacinth appears at the present time, the production would be a description. The production would be dis- course, the hyacinth a particular object, and it would be dealt with as to its co-existent attributes and parts.
What to read after Practical Methodology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Neet, George Wallace. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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