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...the structure of the universe itself. On the pragmatist side we have only one edition of thejmiyerse, unfinished, growing in all sorts of places, especially in the places where, thinking beingsare at work. On the rationalist side we have a universe in many editions, one real one, the infinite...

...objective world," the edition de luxe, altogether. " On the pragmatisl side," says Professor James, " we have only one edition of the universe, unfinished,...in the places where thinking beings are at work." Again, our finite experiences " lean on each other, but the whole of them, if such a whole there be,...

...therefore interesting. It "concerns the structure of the universe itself", and the universe is said "to be growing in all sorts of places, especially in the places where thinking beings are at work" (p. 259). "All 'homes' are in finite experience: finite experience as such is homeless. Nothing outside...

...sensible flux, but what is true of it seems from first to last largely a matter of our own creation. On the pragmatist side we have only one edition of...the places where thinking beings are at work. On the rationalistic side we have a universe in many editions, one real one, the infinite folio, or edition...