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I'm taking a sociology class at the moment and I'm reading the first lecture from Adorno's "Introduction to Sociology. He gives this example of,
"If, at every step, you do not immediately insist on finding out whether you have understood that step, but just make the leap, I think this will benefit your understanding of the whole rather than hindering it."
There is a preference that came to mind but I'm not going to say what I think just yet.
"If, at every step, you do not immediately insist on finding out whether you have understood that step, but just make the leap, I think this will benefit your understanding of the whole rather than hindering it."
There is a preference that came to mind but I'm not going to say what I think just yet.
And I do have a preference in mind too, but I won't mind waiting for more people's responses first...
