"As grass is food in the situation constituted by its relation to the
ox and is not food in the situation constituted by the tiger, so the
distant object is colored in the perceptual situation constituted by its
relation to an individual with our [sensing/acting] apparatus but is
not colored over against an angleworm."
— George Herbert Mead, Consciousness and the Unquestioned (Essay 4), in The Philosophy of the Act (Chicago, 1938) p76-77.
https://www.brocku.ca/MeadProject/Mead/pubs2/philact/Mead_1938_04.html
— George Herbert Mead, Consciousness and the Unquestioned (Essay 4), in The Philosophy of the Act (Chicago, 1938) p76-77.
https://www.brocku.ca/MeadProject/Mead/pubs2/philact/Mead_1938_04.html