Charles Sanders Peirce Quote

Accordingly, time logically supposes a continuous range of intensity of feeling. It follows then, from the definition of continuity, that when any particular kind of feeling is present, an infinitesimal continuum of all feelings differing infinitesimally from that, is present.


The Law of Mind (1892)


Accordingly, time logically supposes a continuous range of intensity of feeling. It follows then, from the definition of continuity, that when any...

Accordingly, time logically supposes a continuous range of intensity of feeling. It follows then, from the definition of continuity, that when any...

Accordingly, time logically supposes a continuous range of intensity of feeling. It follows then, from the definition of continuity, that when any...

Accordingly, time logically supposes a continuous range of intensity of feeling. It follows then, from the definition of continuity, that when any...