 | William James - 1909 - 424 pages
...dead, and an infinite number of alternative conceptual decompositions can be used in defining them. But put yourself in the making by a stroke of intuitive...decompositions coming at once into your possession, you are 263 no longer troubled with the question which of them is the more absolutely true. Reality falls in... | |
 | Paul Sabatier - France - 1913 - 336 pages
...dead, and an infinite number of alternative conceptual decompositions can be used in defining them. But put yourself in the making by a stroke of intuitive...into conceptual analysis: it mounts in living its own individual life — it buds and burgeons, changes and creates. Once adopt the movement of 1 In his... | |
 | Electronic journals - 1924 - 766 pages
...It is, in pragmatic terms, the result of willing, not of logical analysis. James himself had said, " Reality falls in passing into conceptual analysis ; it mounts in living its own individual life — it buds and burgeons, changes and creates." And it is the romanticist test M. Sorel... | |
 | William Yandell Elliott - Pragmatism - 1928 - 574 pages
...It is, in pragmatic terms, the result of willing, not of logical analysis. James himself had said, "Reality falls in passing into conceptual analysis; it mounts in living its own individual life — it buds and burgeons, changes and creates." And it is the romanticist test M. Sorel... | |
 | Charlene Haddock Seigfried - Philosophy - 1990 - 454 pages
...can multiply indefinitely. It does not therefore follow that we have no basis for our claims. "But put yourself in the making by a stroke of intuitive...question which of them is the more absolutely true." We are no longer troubled because we no longer understand truth as a pre-existent relation that can... | |
 | Mary Parker Follett - Political Science - 1998 - 448 pages
...that it is only by actual living that we can understand an undivided allegiance. James tells us that "Reality falls in passing into conceptual analysis;...life — it buds and bourgeons, changes and creates." This is the way we must understand an undivided allegiance. I live forever the undivided life. As an... | |
 | David C. Lamberth - Religion - 1999 - 274 pages
...dead, and an infinite number of alternative conceptual decompositions can be used in defining them. But put yourself in the making by a stroke of intuitive...mounts in living its own undivided life - it buds and burgeons, changes and creates. Once adopt the movement of this life in any given instance and you know... | |
 | Joan Ockman - Architecture - 2000 - 288 pages
...dead, and an infinite number of altemative conceptual decompositions can be used in defining them. But put yourself in the making by a stroke of intuitive...mounts in living its own undivided life — it buds and burgeons, changes and creates. Once adopt the movement of this life in any given instance and you know... | |
 | Steven Meyer - Literary Criticism - 2001 - 486 pages
...dead, and an infinite number of alternative conceptual decompositions can be used in defining them. But put yourself in the making by a stroke of intuitive...question which of them is the more absolutely true. . . . Once adopt the movement of this life in any given instance and you know what Bergson calls the... | |
 | Mary Frances Zamberlin - American literature - 2006 - 208 pages
...dead, and an infinite number of alternative conceptual decompositions can be used in defining them. But put yourself in the making by a stroke of intuitive...thing and, the whole range of possible decompositions come at once into your possession. . . . Reality falls in passing into conceptual analysis; it mounts... | |
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What really exists is not things made but things in the making. Once made, they are dead, and an infinite number of alternative conceptual decompositions can be used in defining them. But put yourself in the making by a stroke of intuitive sympathy... 
