 | Henri Bergson - 1912 - 112 páginas
...simple; in short, they study the workings of life in what is, so to speak, only its visual symbol. If there exists any means of possessing a reality...it without any expression, translation, or symbolic representation —metaphysics is that means. Metaphy. then, is the science which claims to dispen with... | |
 | Henri Bergson - 1912 - 112 páginas
...simple; in short, they study the workings of life in what is, so to speak, only its visual symbol/'If there exists any means of possessing a reality absolutely...it without any expression, translation, or symbolic representation —^netaphysics is that means. Metaphysics, then, is the science which claims to dispense... | |
 | George Robert Stow Mead - 1913 - 362 páginas
...conceptualism and contentless symbolism of the mathematical order. For Bergson metaphysics is " the means of possessing a reality absolutely instead of...it without any expression, translation or symbolic representation" (I. pp. 7 and 8). Metaphysics must thus transcend formal concepts and ideas to reach... | |
 | Henri Bergson - 1913 - 102 páginas
...simple; in short, they study the workings of life in what is, so to speak, only its visual symbol. If there exists any means of possessing a reality absolutely instead of knowing it relatively, of y . placing oneself within it instead of looking at it from outside points of view, of having the intuition... | |
 | Darcy Butterworth Kitchin - 1914 - 338 páginas
...function of something other than itself." Science works, as a rule, by analysis, that is, by symbols. " If there exists any means of possessing a reality...within it instead of looking at it from outside points 188 of view, of having the intuition instead of making the analysis: in short, of seizing it without... | |
 | James Livingston - 1997 - 428 páginas
...necessary nor possible, and of which only metaphysical intuition can provide an account. "If there exists a means of possessing a reality absolutely, instead...relatively, of placing oneself within it instead of adopting points of view toward it, of having the intuition of it instead of making the analysis of... | |
 | Robert Kay Guan Chia, Robert Chia - 1996 - 268 páginas
...use of symbolic representations, that Bergson insists gives us an absolute understanding of reality. If there exists any means of possessing a reality...symbolic representation—metaphysics is that means. (Bergson 1911: 8) Metaphysical inquiry, then, is essentially that form of rigorous inquiry which attempts... | |
 | Frederick Ferre, Frederick Ferré - 1996 - 428 páginas
...analysis, quit applying ready-made concepts to unique events, and take up the cultivation of intuition. If there exists any means of possessing a reality...symbolic representation—metaphysics is that means. Metaphysics, then, is the science which claims to dispense with symbols (Bergson 1955: 24, emphasis... | |
 | James Livingston - 1997 - 428 páginas
...necessary nor possible, and of which only metaphysical intuition can provide an account. "If there exists a means of possessing a reality absolutely, instead...relatively, of placing oneself within it instead of adopting points of view toward it, of having the intuition of it instead of making the analysis of... | |
 | Henri Bergson - 1999 - 80 páginas
...simple; in short, they study the workings of life in what is, so to speak, only its visual symbol. If there exists any means of possessing a reality...symbolic representationmetaphysics is that means. Metaphysics, then, is the science which claims to dispense with symbols. There is one reality, at least,... | |
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If there exists any means of possessing a reality absolutely instead of knowing it relatively, of placing oneself within it instead of looking at it from outside points of view, of having the intuition instead of making the analysis: in short, of seizing... 