Suppose, that is, it were said that the first objectifying act cannot make a substantial (or attached) quale out of a mere state of feeling; it must find the distinction it makes there already!
It consists, as I believe all my opponents will allow, in the power which the human being displays of objectifying ideas, or of setting one state of mind before another state, and contemplating the relation between them.
For the citadel of his argument is, as we know, the faculty of conception, or the distinctively human power of objectifying ideas.
We have no evidence to show that any animal is capable of thus objectifying its own ideas; and, therefore, we have no evidence that any animal is capable of judgment.
It is a self-objectifying subject, and an object which becomes the subject in virtue of the subjectivity that alights on it as it realises it.
The exercises in drawing, painting, and modeling co-operate to fine advantage for theobjectifying of the visual images, of which the children get so large a store from literature.
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