For Nature to the common man is not the Nature of the physicist; and the physicist himself, outside his science, still habitually views the world as what he must believe it cannot be.


Appearance and Reality: A Metaphysical Essay, Book II, Chapter XXII (p. 262), Swan Sonnenschein & Co. 1893

F. H. Bradley Quotes

For Nature to the common man is not the Nature of the physicist; and the physicist himself, outside his science, still habitually views the world as...

For Nature to the common man is not the Nature of the physicist; and the physicist himself, outside his science, still habitually views the world as...

For Nature to the common man is not the Nature of the physicist; and the physicist himself, outside his science, still habitually views the world as...

For Nature to the common man is not the Nature of the physicist; and the physicist himself, outside his science, still habitually views the world as...