The Principles of Pragmatism a Philosophical Interpretation of Experience
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Extreme tension, in fact, is the condition by which certain coordinations become dissociated from the rest of the psychophysical system and thus permanently side-tracked in the form of uncontrollable automatisms, while it is this disorganization of the coordinations which is the chief evidence relied upon for pro- nouncing the associative processes abnormal. Consciousness and habit represent, therefore, two opposed principles in our experience, the one tending to pull it to pieces and analyze i...t, the other to unify and integrate it. Habit everywhere means organized experience. Con- sciousness everywhere is the sign of incomplete organization. This does not mean that complete automatism is the ideal state, for that would mean a fixed, finished completedness, which is contrary to our modern idea of perfection. The CONSCIOUSNESS 117 ideal, rather, is a state of perpetual reorganiza- tion in which the very sense of incompleteness implies an advancing standard of perfection. Perfection means perfecting.
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Extreme tension, in fact, is the condition by which certain coordinations become dissociated from the rest of the psychophysical system and thus permanently side-tracked in the form of uncontrollable automatisms, while it is this disorganization of the coordinations which is the chief evidence relied upon for pro- nouncing the associative processes abnormal. Consciousness and habit represent, therefore, two opposed principles in our experience, the one tending to pull it to pieces and analyze i...t, the other to unify and integrate it. Habit everywhere means organized experience. Con- sciousness everywhere is the sign of incomplete organization. This does not mean that complete automatism is the ideal state, for that would mean a fixed, finished completedness, which is contrary to our modern idea of perfection. The CONSCIOUSNESS 117 ideal, rather, is a state of perpetual reorganiza- tion in which the very sense of incompleteness implies an advancing standard of perfection. Perfection means perfecting.
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