Pragmatism
Pragmatism
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The word weather is agood one to use here. In Boston, for example, the weather has almostno routine, the only law being that if you have had any weather fortwo days, you will probably but not certainly have another weatheron the third. Weather-experience as it thus comes to Boston, isdiscontinuous and chaotic. In point of temperature, of wind, rain orsunshine, it MAY change three times a day. But the Washingtonweather-bureau intellectualizes this disorder by making eachsuccessive bit of Boston ...weather EPISODIC. It refers it to its placeand moment in a continental cyclone, on the history of which thelocal changes everywhere are strung as beads are strung upon a cord.
Now it seems almost certain that young children and the inferioranimals take all their experiences very much as uninstructedBostonians take their weather. They know no more of time or space asworld-receptacles, or of permanent subjects and changing predicates, or of causes, or kinds, or thoughts, or things, than our commonpeople know of continental cyclones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The word weather is agood one to use here. In Boston, for example, the weather has almostno routine, the only law being that if you have had any weather fortwo days, you will probably but not certainly have another weatheron the third. Weather-experience as it thus comes to Boston, isdiscontinuous and chaotic. In point of temperature, of wind, rain orsunshine, it MAY change three times a day. But the Washingtonweather-bureau intellectualizes this disorder by making eachsuccessive bit of Boston ...weather EPISODIC. It refers it to its placeand moment in a continental cyclone, on the history of which thelocal changes everywhere are strung as beads are strung upon a cord.
Now it seems almost certain that young children and the inferioranimals take all their experiences very much as uninstructedBostonians take their weather. They know no more of time or space asworld-receptacles, or of permanent subjects and changing predicates, or of causes, or kinds, or thoughts, or things, than our commonpeople know of continental cyclones.
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