Experience By Itself Is Not Science.

The Ideal Of A Pure Phenomenology Will Be Perfected Only By Answering This Question; Pure Phenomenology Is To Be Separated Sharply From Psychology At Large And, Specifically, From The Descriptive Psychology Of The Phenomena Of Consciousness.

We Would Be In A Nasty Position Indeed If Empirical Science Were The Only Kind Of Science Possible.

In A Few Decades Of Reconstruction, Even The Mathematical Natural Sciences, The Ancient Archetypes Of Theoretical Perfection, Have Changed Habit Completely!

Natural Objects, For Example, Must Be Experienced Before Any Theorizing About Them Can Occur.

If All Consciousness Is Subject To Essential Laws In A Manner Similar To That In Which Spatial Reality Is Subject To Mathematical Laws, Then These Essential Laws Will Be Of Most Fertile Significance In Investigating Facts Of The Conscious Life Of Human And Brute Animals.