p.78 it will be asserted that an organism does not even just perceive, rather
it always goes still further and "propositionalizes."
p.80 Discriminanda is my name for those properties of objects wherein, in purely sensory
fashion, such objects differ from another. [JLJ - sense qualities]
p.81 Discriminanda expectations, on the other hand, are the cognitive sets or determinants
aroused in the individual organism on the given occasion. [JLJ - resultant sensations]
p.82 By manipulanda I would understand those properties of objects which actually support
(i.e., make possible) motor manipulations.
p.83 Manipulanda expectations, like discriminanda expectations, are sets or preparations
aroused in the organism, which may or may not be confirmed and supported by the actual entities truly present then and there
in the environment.
p.85-86 By means-end relations I wish to designate those interrelational properties between
environmental objects, whereby the "enjoyment of" (i.e., the "commerce with") the discriminanda and manipulanda constitutive
of one such object will (or will not) actually lead on to an immediate possibility of "enjoyment of" (commerce with) the discriminanda
and manipulanda of such and such other environmental objects.
p.86 An organism immersed in his environment comes into contact at a given
moment with a certain group of stimuli... The environment as so envisaged is thus naught but a very field or tissue of means-end
relations. It is a means-end field in which the various component objects and situations appear ineluctably in their
roles of possible, or impossible, good, or bad, better or worse, means to, or from, such and such other objects or
situations.
