Some Forerunners of St. Francis of Assisi
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[31S 91 92 REMARKS ON THE LOGIC OF HISTORY [316 c. Significance of the present derived from its past.
(2) In terms of its content. Involves a logic of cause and efficiency.
a. Ax:tion, the fulfilling of a tendency. "Inner causa- tion." (Chapter 11.) b. Reaction. The indeterminate environment as a mere means. (Sections 5 and 19.) c. Interaction and passivity, plurality of agents, and in- ference of passivity. (Section 8.) (3) In terms of its purpose, the exhibition of activity. In- volves a logi...c of freedom.
a. Co-operation. Reciprocal teleological relation between whole and parts.
b. Limits to co-operation. The ''action of time." (Sec- tions 8 and 13.) c. Relation between ultimate ends of the chief historical agents. (This section and Chapter VII.) 3. The special concepts of history. Peculiar to different realms of historical construction, corresponding to the several realms of natural science. E. g. : (Section 22).
(1) Of the distributions of matter and motion.
(2) Of chemical and physical (non-mechanical) powers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[31S 91 92 REMARKS ON THE LOGIC OF HISTORY [316 c. Significance of the present derived from its past.
(2) In terms of its content. Involves a logic of cause and efficiency.
a. Ax:tion, the fulfilling of a tendency. "Inner causa- tion." (Chapter 11.) b. Reaction. The indeterminate environment as a mere means. (Sections 5 and 19.) c. Interaction and passivity, plurality of agents, and in- ference of passivity. (Section 8.) (3) In terms of its purpose, the exhibition of activity. In- volves a logi...c of freedom.
a. Co-operation. Reciprocal teleological relation between whole and parts.
b. Limits to co-operation. The ''action of time." (Sec- tions 8 and 13.) c. Relation between ultimate ends of the chief historical agents. (This section and Chapter VII.) 3. The special concepts of history. Peculiar to different realms of historical construction, corresponding to the several realms of natural science. E. g. : (Section 22).
(1) Of the distributions of matter and motion.
(2) Of chemical and physical (non-mechanical) powers.
What to read after Some Forerunners of St. Francis of Assisi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Scott Davison to read onlineMoreLess
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