at the very beginning of history we find the extraordinary monuments of Paleolithic art, a standing problem to all theories of human development, and a delicate test of their truth
R. G. Collingwood
reflection
cannot
be
complete
if
it
does not
arrive at
awareness
of
itself
as
well
as
its
results.
we
must
reflect
on
this reflection,
understand the
natural situation
which
it is
conscious
of
succeeding and which
is
therefore
part of
its
definition
Merleau-Ponty
it is enough for the things taking place in our soul to correspond with each other as well as with those happening in any other soul, and it is not necessary to assume anything outside of all souls or monads
Leibniz
sense conditions the intense significance of actual things and words, whereas the expression of sense in them gives it a determinacy allowing it to avoid a descent into chaos
James Williams
here, in the faces of the husband and his wife, you begin to see an expression you will notice on every face; not worry, but absolute terror of the starvation that crowds in against the borders of the camp
Steinbeck
language as a possibility for event-effects does not mean the possible human use of language, but the way language as process provides a set of conditions for the expression of sense
James Williams
the knot of emotions betrays the many dimensions of becoming, never a single direction in time, or a single movement, or one alteration, but all of them at different degrees of intensity, selected and expressed by our emotions and the ways we replay complex event
James Williams