Again, Both Literature And Philosophy Work By

The Business Of The Philosopher Is Well Done If He Succeeds In Raising Genuine Doubt.

Liberalism Regards Life As An Adventure In Which We Must Take Risks In New Situation, In Which There Is No Guarantee That The New Will Always Be The Good Or The True, In Which Progress Is A Precarious Achievement Rather Than Inevitability.

All Logic Texts Are Divided Into Two Parts. In The First Part, On Deductible Logic, The Fallacies Are Explained; In The Second Part, On Inductive Logic, They Are Committed.

A Creative Element Is Surely Present In All Great Systems, And It Does Not Seem Possible That All Sympathy Or Fundamental Attitudes Of Will Can Be Entirely Eliminated From Any Human Philosophy.

Lastly, Literature And Philosophy Both Allow Past Idols To Be Resurrected With A Frequency Which Would Be Truly Distressing To A Sober Scientist.