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Pragmatism and idealism

Note 340 — Chapter VIII · PRAGMATISM AND ANGLO-HEGELIAN RATIONALISM

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This again is an abstraction, and how on earth can it be said that “mind” and conscious life “reflect” merely certain abstractions (or creations) of their own? They have invented such terms as “content” for certain purposes, and their own being and nature is therefore more than these terms. Mind is not a “content”; it makes all other things “contents” for itself.

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