Note 191 — Chapter VI · "STUDIES IN LOGICAL THEORY"
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Op. cit., p. 39 f. Bradley suggests a similar idea of the 'tensional situation.' See, for instance, Ethical Studies, p. 65, where he remarks: "We have conflicting desires, say A and B; we feel two tensions, two drawings (so to speak) but we can not actually affirm ourselves in both." A more complete statement of the 'tensional situation' will be found on page 239 of the same work and in various other passages.