The Mind And Society volume 1
The Mind And Society volume 1
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In Chapters IX and X we shall consider{the ways in which sentiments are reflected in theories. JIn Chapter XI we shall examine the char- acteristics of the elements so detected. And finally in Chapters XII and XIII we shall see the social effects of the various elements, and arrive at an approximate concept of variations in the forms of so- ciety — the goal at which we shall have been aiming all along and towards which all our successive chapters will have been leading.^ 16. From the objective ...standpoint (§ i3), (we divided propositions or theories into two great classes, the first in no way departing from the realm of experience, the second overstepping it in some respect or other .^ If one would reason at all exactly, it is essential to keep those two classes distinct, for at bottom they are heterogeneous things that must never be in any way confused, and which cannot . Either, be compared .^ Each of them has its own manner of reason- ing and, in general, its own peculiar standard whereby it falls into two divisions, the one comprising propositions that are in logical accord with the chosen standard and are called true; the other com- prising propositions which are not in accord with that standard and are called false.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Chapters IX and X we shall consider{the ways in which sentiments are reflected in theories. JIn Chapter XI we shall examine the char- acteristics of the elements so detected. And finally in Chapters XII and XIII we shall see the social effects of the various elements, and arrive at an approximate concept of variations in the forms of so- ciety — the goal at which we shall have been aiming all along and towards which all our successive chapters will have been leading.^ 16. From the objective ...standpoint (§ i3), (we divided propositions or theories into two great classes, the first in no way departing from the realm of experience, the second overstepping it in some respect or other .^ If one would reason at all exactly, it is essential to keep those two classes distinct, for at bottom they are heterogeneous things that must never be in any way confused, and which cannot . Either, be compared .^ Each of them has its own manner of reason- ing and, in general, its own peculiar standard whereby it falls into two divisions, the one comprising propositions that are in logical accord with the chosen standard and are called true; the other com- prising propositions which are not in accord with that standard and are called false.
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