“A book is a machine to think with, but it need not, therefore, usurp the functions either of the bellows or the locomotive.” — Ivor A. Richards Copy Share Image
“The chief lesson to be learnt from it is the futility of all argumentation that precedes understanding. We cannot profitably attack any opinion until… — Ivor A. Richards Copy Share Image
“A book is a machine to think with, but it need not, therefore, usurp the functions either of the bellows or the locomotive.” — Ivor A. Richards Copy Share Image
“Our mother tongue, so far ahead of me, Displays her goods, hints at each bond and link, Provides the means, leaves it to us… — Ivor A. Richards Copy Share Image
“Very simple experiences – a cold bath in an enamelled tin, or running for a train – may to some extent be compared without… — Ivor A. Richards Copy Share Image
“An experience has to be formed, no doubt, before it is communicated, but it takes the form it does largely because it may have… — Ivor A. Richards Copy Share Image
