Word: deeper
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...indescribable, being merely "appreciable." A further study of the meaning of this outcome leads to the result that the Realistic world must be once more interpreted in Idealistic terms, as a world that possesses essentially and necessarily two aspects, one which makes it relatively describable, while the other, and deeper aspect finds it to be essentially appreciable, and so the embodiment of "Ideals." or of "Purposes," which however are not to be considered as "effective in time," but as constituting the eternal "significance" of the world of the Self...
...vain, but his style is lucid and clear. His great work is the "World as Will and Idea." He asks what one's true nature is and comes to the conclusion that the whole inner life is in the will, i. e., the active nature as such. This is deeper than intellect and at the basis of all seeing and knowing...
...gardener that while there is yet time he should transplant the young creepers he has set out so profusely against the Law School to the gaunt and bare rear walls of Hastings, which have not been given any, the Physical Laboratory and Thayer Hall, which would look handsomer, the deeper its natural hideousness were hidden from sight. The Law School is one of the few Harvard buildings that can stand scrutiny; and to cover up its walls with vines, especially the fine carved shield on its eastern wing, while the ugly architecture of the university is allowed to stand forth...
...leads one into a larger and deeper range of life into an enlargement of the vision, then it has been truly liberal. Where there are no visions life is narrow and dry. Let us cherish them, then, for they lift us upward and onward...
...Calendar has been crowded lately with announcements of lectures and conferences, many of which have been of the greatest interest to undergraduates. None, however, could promise a discussion of deeper and more general interest than Mr. Salter's lecture this evening, under the auspices of the Philosophical Club. The lecture, on the subject, "What Ethics can Do for us" will also be of a practical benefit to men, in guiding them in their choice of elective courses. Mr. Salter is a native of Iowa. He was graduated at Knox-College and afterwards studied at the Yale Divinity School. From Yale...