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The Will to Believe, and Other Essays in Popular Philosophy

Note 8 — POPULAR PHILOSOPHY. (continued 3)

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"As soon as it is recognized that our thought, as logic deals with it, reposes on our will to think, the primacy of the will, even in the theoretical sphere, must be conceded; and the last of presuppositions is not merely [Kant's] that 'I think' must accompany all my representations, but also that 'I will' must dominate all my thinking." (Sigwart; Logik, ll. 25.)

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