… the world which is revealed to us by our senses and in everyday life
… the world in
which we live, yet which we are always prone to forget
… access to things
as they really are
… knowledge by
approximation
… (one) can no
longer draw an absolute distinction between the space and the things which
occupy it
… things can
change simply by being moved
We are once more
learning to see the world around us, the same world which we had turned away
from in the conviction that our senses had nothing worthwhile to tell us, sure
as we were that only strictly objective knowledge was worth holding onto. We
are rediscovering our interest in the space in which we are situated.
… reason must acknowledge
that its world is ( ) unfinished
