Science and Sanity: An Introduction to Non-Aristotelian Systems and General Semantics

A-system A. N. WHITEHEAD adjustment analysis animalistic animals applied aristotelian Aristotle asymmetrical relations become behaviour BERTRAND RUSSELL C. I. LEWIS called cerebral cortex characteristics co-valued colloidal complex confusion of orders connected consciousness of abstracting cortex deal definition delusional Differential difficulties disregard doctrines E. T. BELL effect eliminate empirical evaluation experience extensional factors false to facts formulated function fundamental given higher order abstractions human nervous system identification implications important impossible individual infantile infinite instance involves knowledge linguistic logical mathematicians mathematics means mechanism mental metaphysics methods multiordinal natural neurological non-el objective level obvious older orders of abstractions organism orientations pathological physical physiological point of view present primitive problems produce propositional propositional function protoplasm psychiatry psycho-logical quantum mechanics reader realize relations represent scientific semantic disturbances semantic reactions similar statement stimulus struc sub-microscopic symbols thalamus time-binding tion tural two-valued un-speakable verbal words