...Clarence King, former director of the United States Geological Survey, writing from his side, says, " With all its novel powers and practical sense, I am...sort of selfdirected machine, an incredible automaton But for pure sentiment, for all that spontaneous joyous Greek waywardness of fancy, for the temperature...

...strangely better done than the classics. With all its novel modern powers and practical sense, I am forced to admit that the purely scientific brain is miserably...waywardness of fancy, for the temperature of passion and the subtler thrill of ideality, you might as well look to a wrought-iron derrick. Science found education...

...sequences of human nature, instead of crassly thwarting them on every side as we do at present : — The purely scientific brain is miserably mechanical...for all that spontaneous, joyous Greek waywardness cf fancy, for the temperature of passion and the subtltr thrill of ideality, you might as wtll look...

...mind. The following is by Clarence King, formerly Director of the United States Geological Survey : " With all its novel powers and practical sense, I am...mechanical; it seems to have become a splendid sort of self -directed machine, an incredible automaton, grinding on with its analyses or constructions. But...

...thus a little before his death : "With all its novel modern powers and practical sense, I am forced to admit that the purely scientific brain is miserably...waywardness of fancy, for the temperature of passion and the subtler thrill of ideality, you might as well look to a wrought-iron derrick." Whatever charges can...

...thus a little before his death : " With all its novel modern powers and practical sense, I am forced to admit that the purely scientific brain is miserably...waywardness of fancy, for the temperature of passion and the subtler thrill of ideality, you might as well look to a wrought-iron derrick." Whatever charges can...

...thus a little before his death : "With all its novel modern powers and practical sense, I am forced to admit that the purely scientific brain is miserably...waywardness of fancy, for the temperature of passion and the subtler thrill of ideality, you might as well look to a wrought-iron derrick.* Whatever charges can...

...thus a little before his death : "With all its novel modern powers and practical sense, I am forced to admit that the purely scientific brain is miserably...grinding on with its analyses or constructions. But forpure sentiment, for all that spontaneous, joyous Greek waywardness of fancy, for the temperature...

...philosopher's assertion that "the scientific conscience is an abyss. "69 What King concluded on his own is that "the purely scientific brain is miserably mechanical;...incredible automaton, grinding on with its analyses and constructions" — that in fact it might have the power to kill the aesthetic perspective in his...

...philosopher's assertion that "the scientific conscience is an abyss."69 What King concluded on his own is that "the purely scientific brain is miserably mechanical;...incredible automaton, grinding on with its analyses and constructions" — that in fact it might have the power to kill the aesthetic perspective in his...