Instinct and Experience. E-book. Formato PDF Conway Lloyd Morgan   -  Forgotten Books, 2017  - 

How shall we deal with them? There they are as a matter of fact; that no one can deny. They eventually have all the richness and complexity which are abundantly illustrated in human life; that must be realized to the full. But how are they to be interpreted? As part of the world-story, the highest outcome of its logic developed at} z'm'm? Or as alien insertions at} extra, derived from a logic of wholly different source? I advocate the acceptance of the former alternative. But what does this imply? It implies that the fully explicit logic of human reason is but a higher development of the scarcely explicit logic of perceptual intelligence and that this in turn has its roots deeply embedded in the implicit logic of instinct which, as I define it, is organic behaviour suffused with awareness.

A Historical and Genealogical Register of John Wing, of Sandwich, Mass;, And His Descendants, 1662-1881. E-book. Formato PDF Conway P. Wing   -  Forgotten Books, 2017  - 

From necessity, as well as from a regard to the true design of the work, the following record is more genealogical than historical. Little else need be said of most persons than to specify the dates of their birth, marriage and death; their parentage, their children, their removals and places of residence, and their employments. The peculiar interest, however, which every family must feel with respect to its earliest progenitors, rendered it proper that our account should embrace everything which could be found in any quarter relating to John Wing of Sand wich, and his immediate connections. Those, also, who have been especially distinguished in public, social or commercial life, might naturally be expected to have a more particular notice. After our best efforts, very little material for such a purpose has come to hand, and every item thus recovered has been recorded which was thought to have any possible interest to their descendants. The arrangement which has been followed combines, to some extent, both methods of division — aby genera tions, and by direct lineage. The three principal branches, which sprung from the original progenitor through his three sons, have been kept distinct through all the generations. Minuter divisions, according to widely separated localities, or minor families, would have been difficult and perplexing. By means of the index, the numbers at the head of each paragraph and the numbers included-in parentheses, each branch of the family can be easily traced.