The Place of Values An Essay in Epistemological Analysis
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This view of the object world as made up of surviving forms might be made of wider application and all the contours and colors into which experience now runs as into moulds might be regarded as transient forms which a still wider experience will ignore. So the human body itself might be a form whose passing did not mean ani- 34 hilation. This is not an acceptance of the fourth dimen- sion world view, although it is a recognition of the ap- parent inadequacy of our present forms to account for t...he whole of experience.
The World of Truth.
Of the various words which in part represent what is meant by object in the analysis of consciousness, the one which appears best adapted to sum them all up, seems to be the word truth.
There are two objections to the word concept; first, the word has been historically associated with the meta- physical subject and thus has been used in contrast with the material object. The following diagrams illustrate the varied uses of the word concept : Object Object Subject o Subject Dualism.
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This view of the object world as made up of surviving forms might be made of wider application and all the contours and colors into which experience now runs as into moulds might be regarded as transient forms which a still wider experience will ignore. So the human body itself might be a form whose passing did not mean ani- 34 hilation. This is not an acceptance of the fourth dimen- sion world view, although it is a recognition of the ap- parent inadequacy of our present forms to account for t...he whole of experience.
The World of Truth.
Of the various words which in part represent what is meant by object in the analysis of consciousness, the one which appears best adapted to sum them all up, seems to be the word truth.
There are two objections to the word concept; first, the word has been historically associated with the meta- physical subject and thus has been used in contrast with the material object. The following diagrams illustrate the varied uses of the word concept : Object Object Subject o Subject Dualism.
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