Nature and JudgmentAttempts to discover fundamental traits in the process of experiencing and producing in man. Includes chapters on judgment, query, experience, and meaning. |
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action active judgment actually alternatives appraisal Aristotle articulation asser assertive judgment cept ception cerned character clarity cognitive communica conception constellation context contrivance cumulative determine Dewey discourse distinction dividual effect elements emphasis ence exhibitive judgment existence existential experiencing expression fact factors feeling formal function Hegel herent human experience ideas indi individual history individual's inquiry instance of query interrogative invention Jane Austen John Dewey judg Kantian kind knowledge language less limited manipulation and assimilation matter meaning meaning-situation meaningful ment merely metaphysics mind modes of judgment moral munication natural complex necessarily notion objects perience perspective phase philosophic possible proceiver proceptive direction proceptive domain product of query properties question regard relation relevant role sense signs simply situation social sophic speak specific spective spoliative status theory things thought ticulated tion tive total relation traits unique usage utterance vidual wholly