...consequently to the maintenance of life, is simply the accurate correspondence of subject and object relations; while error, leading to failure and therefore...death, is the absence of such accurate correspondence." 2 ) Wir halten also im letzten Grunde das für wahr, was in seiner praktischen Ausgestaltung das Leben...

...consequently to the maintenance of life, is simply the accurate correspondence of subject and object relations; while error, leading to failure and therefore towards death, is the absence of such accurate correspondence."2) Wir halten also im letzten Grunde das für wahr, was in seiner praktischen Ausgestaltung...

...to successful action and the consequent maintenance of life, is simply the accurate correspondence of subjective to objective relations; while error, leading to failure and therefore toward death, is the absence of such accurate correspondence. If, then, Life in all its manifestations,...

...to successful action, and the consequent maintenance of life, is simply the accurate correspondence of subjective to objective relations ; while error,...death, is the absence of such accurate correspondence" {First Principles, pp. 61—63). The whole subject is fully illustrated in The Principles of Psychology....

...guiding us to successful action and consequent maintenance of life, is simply the accurate correspondence of subjective to objective relations ; while error,...death, is the absence of such accurate correspondence. If, then, Life, as knowable by us, inclusive of Intelligence in its highest forms, consists in the...

...to successful action and the consequent maintenance of life, is simply the accurate correspondence of subjective to objective relations; while error,...death, is the absence of such accurate correspondence. " If, then, Life, in all its manifestations, inclusive of Intelligence in its highest forms, consists...

...to successful action and the consequent maintenance of life, is simply the accurate correspondence of subjective to objective relations; while error,...death, is the absence of such accurate correspondence.^ The mechanistic character of Spencer's theory is evident. Bracketed numbers in the above passage indicate...

...guiding us to successful action and consequent maintenance of life, is simply the accurate correspondence of subjective to objective relations; while error,...death, is the absence of such accurate correspondence." 32. Spencer, Biology, 1:99. A more complete definition of life (ibid., 1:93) is: "The definite combination...

...to successful action and the consequent maintenance of life, is simply the accurate correspondence of subjective to objective relations ; while error,...inquire somewhat more closely into the nature of truth. Tin's inquiry is old, and the ground has been repeatedly traversed by logical minds, but it is necessary...

...guiding us to successful action and consequent maintenance of life, is simply the accurate correspondence of subjective to objective relations; while error, leading to failure and therefore toward death, is the absence of such accurate correspondence." He adds, however, that, "lf, then, Life...