Sentences with phrase «future intensity of feeling»

In the Whiteheadian system, God directs the development of an actual entity in the sense of luring it towards a form of self - realization productive of the greatest possible future intensity of feeling.

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An occasion exercises its freedom, he says, toward «intensity of feeling (a) in the immediate subject and (/ 3) in the relevant future
What kind of satisfaction the initial aim is directed toward is determined by the relevant possibility for its actualization, as established by its past, that will give it the greatest intensity of feeling and also contribute maximally to the future of the nexus of which it is a part.
For according to the category of subjective intensity, the subjective aim of an occasion is directed not merely at intensity of feeling in the present subject, but also in its relevant future.
In temporal occasions the initial aim is always an aim at some intensity of feeling both in the occasion itself and in its relevant future.
Whitehead stresses that every occasion aims at intensity of feeling not only for itself but for the relevant future.
In temporal occasions the initial aim is always an aim at some intensity of feeling both in the occasion itself and in its relevant future.13... The relations of an individual's own future and those of others introduce tensions that are highly relevant to man's ethical thinking.14 In God, however, there are no such tensions because the ideal strength of beauty for himself and for the world coincide.15 Hence, we may simplify and say that God's aim is at ideal strength of beauty and that this aim is eternally unchanging.
There he says concerning the subjective aim of a concrescence: «The subjective aim, whereby there is origination of conceptual feeling, is at intensity of feeling (a) in the immediate subject, and (ß) in the relevant future» (Cat.
That «relevant future» Whitehead further explains: «The relevant future consists of those elements in the anticipated future which are felt with effective intensity by the present subject by reason of the potentiality for them to be derived from itself» (PR 27).
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