Collectively, the works resist the impulse to rush, survey and move on, suggesting instead
the possibility of an aesthetic experience, which takes place in another temporal register.
Not exact matches
The panexperientialist version
of physicalism does justice to this fact by portraying the mind in each moment (that is, each dominant occasion
of experience) as having both a physical pole, which is constituted by the causal influences from the physical environment, and a mental pole, which entertains ideal
possibilities, including logical, ethical, and
aesthetic norms.
Hope can be based upon components
of process itself: (1) the generally available vision
of God; (2) the openness
of the future; (3) the everlastingness
of the past in the memory
of God; (4) freedom to create novel
experience at all levels
of the cosmic process; (5)
aesthetic enjoyment
of existence, and (6) the
possibility of a better society through intelligent use
of the first five elements.