Symbolism: Its Meaning and Effect

abstract act of experience actual things Aesop's fable arises bodily feelings bodily organs bolism causal efficacy ception cerned chair coloured shape conceptual analysis concrete conformation conscious constitution contemporary things contemporary world datum definite derived direct perception doctrine elements emotions entational immediacy environment erence expression external world fact French Revolution func high-grade character high-grade organisms Hume Hume's immediate presentation importance individual Julius Cæsar language MEANING AND EFFECT mediacy mediate mental mode of causal mode of perception mode of presentational nature Norman Kemp Smith notion objectifies occasion particular perceptive mode percipient perience phrases physical primary perceptions primitive pure instinct pure succession quire reason reflex action relevant Revolution scepticism scheme sense sense-perception sense-presentation sion society solipsism spatial relations spoken word symbol and mean symbolic transference synthetic element thought tion transcendental idealists trees tual type of functioning unity vague visual perception wall wider relationship word Cæsar written word