Note 335 — Chapter VIII · PRAGMATISM AND ANGLO-HEGELIAN RATIONALISM

“For everywhere it is creative Logic, the nature of the whole working in the detail, which constitutes experience, and is appreciable in so far as experience has value.” Now Logic of itself does not thus “work” or “do” anything. It is men or persons who do things by the help of logic and reasoning and other things—realities and forces, etc.