John Fiske (philosopher) Quote

The ability to imagine relations is one of the most indispensable conditions of all precise thinking. No subject can be named in the investigation of which it is not imperatively needed; but it can be nowhere else so thoroughly acquired as in the study of mathematics.


Darwinism and Other Essays (p. 296), Houghton Mifflin Company. 1993


The ability to imagine relations is one of the most indispensable conditions of all precise thinking. No subject can be named in the investigation of ...

The ability to imagine relations is one of the most indispensable conditions of all precise thinking. No subject can be named in the investigation of ...

The ability to imagine relations is one of the most indispensable conditions of all precise thinking. No subject can be named in the investigation of ...

The ability to imagine relations is one of the most indispensable conditions of all precise thinking. No subject can be named in the investigation of ...