Note 344 — Chapter VIII · PRAGMATISM AND ANGLO-HEGELIAN RATIONALISM
Reading edition
“What we call the individual, then, is not a fixed essence, but a living world of content representing a certain range of externality.” P. 289.
Reading edition
“What we call the individual, then, is not a fixed essence, but a living world of content representing a certain range of externality.” P. 289.