Applied Philosophy

April 2, 2008

Weekly Lesson (8)

Filed under: Miscellaneous — Tags: , — anonemiss @ 11:36 am

“Truth may be ascertained by several methods, each of which however is no more than a form. Experience is the first of these methods. But the method is only a form: it has no intrinsic value of its own. For in experience everything depends upon the mind we bring to bear upon actuality. A great mind is great in its experience; and in the motley play of phenomena at once perceives the point of real significance.”

-Hegel’s Shorter Logic, ยง24n [my emphasis]

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