Symbolism, Its Meaning and Effect

abstrac abstract act of experience activity actual things æsthetic ALFRED NORTH WHITEHEAD American Revolution apprehension arises automatic bodily organs bolism causal efficacy ception cerned coloured shape common complex conceptual analysis concrete consciousness constitute contemporary world datum definite derived direct perception doctrine effective elements ence entational immediacy entities environment eral example expression external world French Revolution func high-grade organisms human Hume Hume's immediate past immediate presentation importance individual language mediate mental mode of causal mode of perception mode of presentational nature Norman Kemp Smith objectifies perceived perceptive mode percipient perience phrases presentational immediacy presupposed primitive pure instinct pure succession reason reflex action relationship Revolution sceptical scheme sense sense-data sense-perception sense-presentation sion social society Solipsism sound spatial relations spoken word substance symbolic reference symbolic transference symbolically conditioned action thought tion tional immediacy transcendental idealists transference of emotion tual type of functioning universal vague whereby written word