The Riddle of the Sphinx An Essay
The Riddle of the Sphinx An Essay
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" Rational thought is no longer limited to the apprehension of a fully and finally established system. It becomes rather an impulse working towards an ideal, organising the acquired results of experience into a coherent whole and extending them by persistent investigation. Thus Reason in general may be briefly defined as the impulse towards inter- connection. " Development and Purpose, p. 276.
2. Ibid. , p. 150.
3. Ibid. , p. 166.
59 structing the mobility of the real with fixed con- cepts " ; ...x nor even perhaps with the supple, mobile concepts which Bergson desiderates, but only by combining with the concepts a presentation of the perceptual flow in which the experience actually comes.
Here is an example of " Experiential Reconstruc- tion. " The presentation of the perceptual element will be seen to pervade it from end to end, and is that which gives it life, and endows it with the verisimilitude of experience itself.
TEACHING II. B. 2 " It was the last lesson of a hot, sultry afternoon, and I had to face the task of persuading II.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Rational thought is no longer limited to the apprehension of a fully and finally established system. It becomes rather an impulse working towards an ideal, organising the acquired results of experience into a coherent whole and extending them by persistent investigation. Thus Reason in general may be briefly defined as the impulse towards inter- connection. " Development and Purpose, p. 276.
2. Ibid. , p. 150.
3. Ibid. , p. 166.
59 structing the mobility of the real with fixed con- cepts " ; ...x nor even perhaps with the supple, mobile concepts which Bergson desiderates, but only by combining with the concepts a presentation of the perceptual flow in which the experience actually comes.
Here is an example of " Experiential Reconstruc- tion. " The presentation of the perceptual element will be seen to pervade it from end to end, and is that which gives it life, and endows it with the verisimilitude of experience itself.
TEACHING II. B. 2 " It was the last lesson of a hot, sultry afternoon, and I had to face the task of persuading II.
What to read after The Riddle of the Sphinx An Essay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George G George Goring Campion to read onlineMoreLess
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