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Show DISCIPLIN N view of thi significance o nature w ar rive at once at new fact, that nature is a discipline. Thi use of the world includes the precedin uses, as parts of itself Space time society, labor, climate, food locomotion, the animals, the mechanica forces give us sinceres day, whos meanin lessons day b is unlimited. The educate both the Understanding and th Reason. Every property of matter is school for the understanding,-it solidit or resistance, its inertia, its extension, it figure, its divisibility. The understandin adds, divides, combines, measures, an finds everlasting nutriment and room fo its own world of thought, by perceivin the analogy that marries Matter and Mind 4 e its activity in this worthy scene. Meantime, Reason transfers all these lessons int Digital Image © 2005 Marriot i |
