Josiah Royce quotes - page 2

Human life taken merely as it flows, viewed merely as it passes by in time and is gone, is indeed a lost river of experience that plunges down the mountains of youth and sinks in the deserts of age. Its significance comes solely through its relations to the air and the ocean and the great deeps of universal experience. For by such poor figures I may, in passing, symbolize that really rational relation of our personal experience to universal conscious experience.... (Josiah Royce)

Josiah Royce

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Occupation: American Philosopher
Born: November 20, 1855
Died: September 14, 1916
Quotes count: 26
Wikipedia: Josiah Royce

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