| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Such attempts as have been made, therefore, to define separate instincts and to classify them in sharply demarcated groupings must thus be frankly looked upon, according to Dewey, as attempts to deal with abstracted elements of conduct, and as such they should be judged in terms of the purpose which they are intended to accomplish; that is, generally speaking, to facilitate our dealing with uni
|
