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December 5, 2011
July 12, 2013
Brace yourself, it's:
SEARCH_FOR_A_SEARCH
Jean-Paul Sartre,
"Search for a Method", p.159:
"The dialectical movement, which proceeds from the
objective conditioning to objectification,
enables us to understand that the ends of human
activity are not mysterious entities added on to
the act itself; they represent simply the
surpassing and the maintaining of the given in an
act which goes from the present toward the
future. The end is the objectification itself
inasmuch as it constitutes the dialectical law of
a human conduct and the unity of its internal
contradictions. The presence of the future at
the heart of the present".
My apologies for inflicting that
quote on you. I think it's a
good example of Sartre descending
to incomprehensible gobblydygook.
The unity of its
internal But then, sometimes
contradictions... when I look at it and
squint, I can get it
to make a kind of sense...
LAST_DITCH
dialectical movement
proceeds from
objective conditioning
to SCRAPING_DIALECTIC
objectification
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