Excerpt from Thoughts and Things, Vol. 3: A Study of the Development and Meaning of Thought or Genetic Logic; Interest and Art Being Real Logic, I. Genetic Epistemology
The ins and outs of this movement are traced in the volumes cited with such detail that there is perhaps danger of losing the forest for the trees. Apart, therefore, from the relative place and function of these two factors at any one stage of the development, I wish now to signalize certain characters of the movement as a whole. This will summarize our results, in a way, and also serve to introduce the topics that still lie before us.'
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