 | William James - 1907 - 336 pages
...active life we are creative. We add, both to the subject and 256 to the predicate part of reality. The world stands really malleable, waiting to receive its final touches at our hands. Like the kingdom of heaven, it suffers human violence willingly. Man engenders truths upon it. No one... | |
 | William James - 1907 - 336 pages
...we ; l /• are creative.' We add, both to the subject and / 256 to the predicate part of reality.) The world /stands really malleable, waiting to receive its / final touches at our hands. Like the kingdom of heaven, it suffers human violence willingly. \\ /Man engenders truths upon it.... | |
 | 1908 - 746 pages
...reality is experience, and judgment transforms reality, we are ready to believe with Prof. James that "the world stands really malleable, waiting to receive its final touches at our hands. Like the kingdom of heaven, it suffers violence willingly. Man engenders truths upon it" (p. 257).... | |
 | 1908 - 716 pages
...our active life we are creative. "We add, both to the subject and to the predicate part of reality. The world stands really malleable, waiting to receive its final touches at our hands. Like the kingdom of heaven, it suffers violence willingly. Man engenders truths upon it."10 The conception... | |
 | Susan Elizabeth Blow - 1908 - 430 pages
...in our active life, we are creative. We add both to the subject and the predicate part of reality. The world stands really malleable waiting to receive its final touches at our hands. Like the kingdom of heaven it suffers human violence willingly. Man engenders truths upon it." 5 Not... | |
 | Catholic University of America - 1910 - 904 pages
...which tries to make a partisan inference pass for an objective truth, the conclusion is drawn that " the world stands really malleable, waiting to receive its final touches at our hands." 8 These final touches, so the story runs, are given by our judgments, in which a concentrated effort... | |
 | Henri Johan Frans Willem Brugmans - 1913 - 216 pages
...our active life we are creative. We add, both to the subject and to the predicate part of reality. The world stands really malleable, waiting to receive its final touches at our hands. Like the kingdom of heaven, it suffers human violence willingly. Man engenders truths upon it *). At... | |
 | Frank Thilly - 1914 - 640 pages
...he tells us, but what is true of it seems from first to last largely a matter of our own creation. The world stands really malleable, waiting to receive its final touches at our hands. Reality is not ready-made and complete from all eternity, but still in the making, unfinished, growing... | |
 | George Lee Servoss - 1922 - 52 pages
...purpose of stimulating our minds to such additions as shall enhance the total value of the universe. The world stands really malleable, waiting to receive its final touches at our hands. Like the kingdom of Heaven, it suffers violence, for man engenders truth upon it. For rationalism reality... | |
 | W.J. Gavin, J.E. Blakeley - 1976 - 138 pages
...our active life we are creative. We add, both to the subject and to the predicate part of reality. The world stands really malleable, waiting to receive its final touches at our hands. Like the kingdom of heaven, it suffers human violence willingly. Man engenders truth upon it. [and]... | |
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In our cognitive as well as in our active life we are creative. We add, both to the subject and to the predicate part of reality. The world stands really malleable, waiting to receive its final touches at our hands. Like the kingdom of heaven, it suffers... 
