The Elements of General Method
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In _nature_ and naturalobjects as illustrated in the natural sciences there are three chiefkinds of interest. _Empirical_, which is stirred by the variety andnovelty of things seen. There is an attractiveness in the many facesand moods of nature. Between the years of childhood and old age thereis scarcely a person who does not enjoy a walk or a ride in the openair, where the variety of plant, bird, animal, and landscape makes apleasing panorama. _Speculative_ interest goes deeper and inquiresin...to the relations and causal connections of phenomena. It traces outsimilarities and sequences, and detects law and unity in nature. It isnot satisfied with the simple play of variety, but seeks for the causeand genesis of things. Even a child is anxious to know how a squirrelclimbs a tree or cracks a nut; where it stores its winter food, itsnest and manner of life in winter. Why is it that a mole can burrowand live under ground? How is it possible for a fish to breathe inwater? _Esthetic_ interest is awakened by what is beautiful, grand, and harmonious in nature or art.
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In _nature_ and naturalobjects as illustrated in the natural sciences there are three chiefkinds of interest. _Empirical_, which is stirred by the variety andnovelty of things seen. There is an attractiveness in the many facesand moods of nature. Between the years of childhood and old age thereis scarcely a person who does not enjoy a walk or a ride in the openair, where the variety of plant, bird, animal, and landscape makes apleasing panorama. _Speculative_ interest goes deeper and inquiresin...to the relations and causal connections of phenomena. It traces outsimilarities and sequences, and detects law and unity in nature. It isnot satisfied with the simple play of variety, but seeks for the causeand genesis of things. Even a child is anxious to know how a squirrelclimbs a tree or cracks a nut; where it stores its winter food, itsnest and manner of life in winter. Why is it that a mole can burrowand live under ground? How is it possible for a fish to breathe inwater? _Esthetic_ interest is awakened by what is beautiful, grand, and harmonious in nature or art.
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