Note 336 — Chapter VIII · PRAGMATISM AND ANGLO-HEGELIAN RATIONALISM
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Cf. p. 31. “We are minds,” he says, “i.e. living microcosms, not with hard and fast limits, but determined by our range and powers which fluctuate very greatly.” My point simply is that this is too intellectualistic a conception of man’s personality. We have minds, but we are not minds.