In this section of
Bugbee, he discusses on one of the main
topics of the book which is the need for experience. Bugbee saw the need for experience as one of
the priorities of life because without experience, nothing can be truly
learned. After an experience, one has a
response. This response is what will
lead to the development of a meaning.
This meaning is what we take with us and can apply to our lives. It is this meaning that creates our thoughts
about the original experience. So without
experience, one can never lead to any type of thought about such a thing. As Bugbee says, "Even when we are
referring to the course of events, much or our invocation of the category of
necessity has to do with our mode of response in the situation admitting of
that reference. "
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