Terms With Nonobvious Meanings
One of Our Difficulties. Could you help us understand them better?
Some of us find terms in Lenore's book difficult to attach a clear meaning to. Sometimes the experience is as if there is white-out over the word. Neither context nor prior experience with the word suggests an obvious or definite meaning.
Extroversion and Introversion (Attitudes)
Logical Probabilities
Imaginal
Objective and Subjective
Quasi-defining statement
p. 176: "By subjective I mean that a person's ideas about what matters are unique to himself or herself."
p. 321: "The word objective simply means 'having material existence.' We’re disposed to hear this, however, as though it meant ‘existentially indifferent.’ Thus, general principles seem objective to us because they have nothing do to do with our behaviors as people; they’re abstractions—like the letters of the alphabet, or the concepts of unity and duality. Values, on the other hand, are personal and human. When they change, our behaviors change."
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