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Quotes from The Dramatic Universe: Man and his nature — John G. Bennett

1897–1974 England

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Facts, that are no more than facts, are atomic and unrelated except by general laws. That is how the world was studied until the middle of the present century.

The Dramatic Universe: Man and his nature (1966)

We do not know structures, but we know because of structures.

The Dramatic Universe: Man and his nature (1966)

Structure is a primary element of experience and not something that is added by the mind. In this respect, it can be said that the techniques of understanding call for a drastic revision of the usual modes of thought that treat being and understanding as independent or at least as separable from one another.

The Dramatic Universe: Man and his nature (1966)

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