Friday, October 21, 2011

Enso




"It is external activity that unlocks the circle of internal mental processes, that opens it up to the objective world.

The subject-activity-object transitions form a kind of circular movement, so it may seem unimportant which of its elements or moments is taken as the initial one. But this is by no means movement in a closed circle. The circle opens, and opens specifically in sensuous practical activity itself. Entering into direct contact with objective reality and submitting to it, activity is modified and enriched; and it is in this enriched form that it is crystallised in the product".


RT@BrandyGeorge

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