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Episode 380.

We've been discussing Josiah Royce.

We had a wonderful guest for our first half.

She has fled.

So it's just Wes and Seth and I for the second half here.

And, Wes, you were about to read something.

We're still in lecture four of the Realm of Grace.

Is that right? Well, I was jumping ahead to community and time process just to kind of underline

some of the points you guys were making because you're referencing this. But we don't have to go there

because it's jumping ahead. I'm fine jumping ahead. I like getting, I mean, we've already

referred to this quite a lot because we're talking about what it is to be a member of a community.

And I think he really doesn't get down to the brass tax of what this is until these later lectures.

Yeah.

So he makes the point that, you know, this is around 36.

So section nine of lecture nine, community and time process.

He makes the point that if we look at any, you know, if we take a sort of time slice of a community, it won't look so organized, right?

So we'll say that we're likely to see the quote, predominantly pluralistic form of the various relatively independent doings of detached individuals or else the social form of

the confused activities of a crowd. And then he makes this distinction between crowds and communities.

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