Even when we treat him merely as a dramatist our enjoyment of his later works gains enormously if we take them as organic wholes, and not as mere plots dressed up in verse and action. [Please select]
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Reduced to their most pregnant difference, _empiricism means the habit of explaining wholes by parts, and rationalism means the habit of explaining parts by wholes_. [Please select]
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Rationalism, you remember, is what I called the way of thinking that methodically subordinates parts to wholes, so Hegel here is rationalistic through and through. [Please select]
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Next I shall treat the symmetrical proportions of the different styles of houses, both as wholes and in their separate parts. [Please select]
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It will be just as easy to do this task by wholes as by halves. [Please select]
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Rationalism goes from wholes to parts, and always assumes wholes to be self-sufficing. [Please select]
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