An Introduction to Philosophy
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The common thought connects such experiences of persistence with the substantiality of the object ; and this is evidenced by the fact that the substantiality of an object is determined for us by the persistence with which it resists changeful tendencies. That is accounted a substantial machine or building which will present a large measure of resistance to incidents which would radically change its structure. That is a substan- tial man who will maintain his integrity literally, his SUBSTANTIAL...ITY 265 wholeness despite a strongly adverse environment. We likewise think of that which acts upon us as sub- stantial. The stone which falls upon the foot and the branch which strikes our face in its rebound, are thought of as substantial. We account either of these more sub- stantial than a handful of loose feathers ; they act with greater force. The notion of substantiality arises in our experience of a permanent in changing objects, also in our experience of the opposing activity of objects, as they effect change in us or resist activity which would effect change in them.
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The common thought connects such experiences of persistence with the substantiality of the object ; and this is evidenced by the fact that the substantiality of an object is determined for us by the persistence with which it resists changeful tendencies. That is accounted a substantial machine or building which will present a large measure of resistance to incidents which would radically change its structure. That is a substan- tial man who will maintain his integrity literally, his SUBSTANTIAL...ITY 265 wholeness despite a strongly adverse environment. We likewise think of that which acts upon us as sub- stantial. The stone which falls upon the foot and the branch which strikes our face in its rebound, are thought of as substantial. We account either of these more sub- stantial than a handful of loose feathers ; they act with greater force. The notion of substantiality arises in our experience of a permanent in changing objects, also in our experience of the opposing activity of objects, as they effect change in us or resist activity which would effect change in them.
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