Science and Sanity - ESGS

Science and Sanity - ESGS

hearted, creative work and progress that will make possible what we all can share in; .... observation that we deal actually with absolute individuals and speak in ..... impossible to impart such knowledge to the masses, the answer is that, as this .


anti-scientific metaphysics of various sorts involving pathological s.r. With the new quantum mechanics, a better understanding of these notions, based on the â- ...


All schools agree that the behaviour difficulties are due to ... appears practically non-existent; the human organism, under modern conditions, becomes .... With this in mind, let us briefly analyse the 'obstacle' in Fig. 2. As we deal with ...... ex


proper definition of a concept is not in terms of its properties but in terms of actual ..... which reveal new characteristics and finer detail. ..... not throw sand through.


Thus, for example, while the term electron may have more than one physical ..... investigated the theory of surfaces, which are in general curved, embedded in ..... The methods explained in this chapter will enable us to suggest a method by.


all these problems will be formulated in the language of the quantum ... to avoid psycho-logical language as much as possible. ... else, we should consciously look for interrelations; in which case we have to ... implications; this makes reflexology


to gross macroscopic levels, just as the psycho-logics of the individual differ from .... Naturally such a product as energy multiplied by 'time' must play an extremely ... 'Action' as structurally defined (product of 'energy' by 'time') is one of th


of life become more and more unbearable, resulting in the increase of 'mental' .... realized at all, in either country, that any 'manual worker', no matter how lowly, is .... teachers can train their children, they must first unlearn a great deal and


two-valued 'logic'. The structural question arises whether all relations can be .... so could not have been accomplished in an A-system. The ..... begin to develop similar delusions and hallucinations and to pass through episodes themselves ...


The relativity theory of physics reduces everything to relations; that is to say, it is ..... The introduction of a few new, and the rejection of some old, terms suggests.


This concerns an extremely profound structural psycho-logical discovery ... are such, that the very act of getting rid of them, or of thinking them away, logically.


In the following references the bold face numbers refer to the numbers of the literature in the bibliography; p, or, pp, indicates the page or pages; ff, indicates ...


Inspired by Einstein's work, the mathematician Minkowski, whose work had been mainly ... represents the world, the generalized* theory of relativity gives the desired answer. ..... place by introducing the structurally new four-dimensional world.


time before the International Mathematical Congress in Toronto in 1924, and published in the form of a .... composite system upon us. In this they ... The distinctly novel issue in a non-aristotelian system seems to be that in a human class ... The o


us assume that this physical object has a temperature of 60 degrees. Then the. 'question' ... are so strong that they are beyond normal control. Usually a person .... Similarly, we cannot apply generalizations taken from cows, dogs, and other ...


important connecting link between the organic and the inorganic world. ... This statement is only approximate, because there is evidence that chemical ... called the first class 'crystalloids' and the second 'colloids', from the Greek word ... comple


The explanatory crisis which now confronts us in relativity and quantum ... Einstein, in thus analyzing what is involved in making a judgment of ..... the introduction of the multiordinality of terms, which is a natural but, as yet, an unnoticed fact


are many physicists who know as much physics as an Einstein, for instance, yet. Einstein ... border on the scientific solution of the problems of pathological 'delusions',. 'illusions' .... From (5), (6), and (7), we get the fundamental equations of


S. EDDINGTON. We have found reason to believe that this creative action of the ...... We see for each value of y we have two values for x which differ only in sign.


introduction of new notions, in amalgamating the electromagnetic phenomena with the general theory of relativity; but even this new language does not include ...


and of reacting in his turn as a factor in evolution and progress. .... that the objective level, including, of course, our un-speakable feelings, 'emotions'. ... train of associations in preference to another, or envy, or anger, or fear, or prejudic


which expresses a relation between this property and the substantive. ... âheterologicalâ had that property, it would be a member of the autological class, for.


still A and not based on asymmetrical relations. Between the two languages there exists as yet a large unbridged structural gap. The bridging of this gap is the.


'knows' nothing about biology, or physiology, or psycho-logics. Only recently ... abstractions, dynamic and static, continuous and discontinuous. , which have to take care of our ... In life, as well as in science, we deal with different happenings,

Science and Sanity - ESGS

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