Some Problems of Lotzes Theory of Knowledge Microform
Some Problems of Lotzes Theory of Knowledge Microform
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Ill, p. 79; Kr. D. R. V. (2d Ed. ), pp. 67, 68.
» Lo};ik, \ 308.
^Ibid. , §309.
48 LOTZE'S THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE.
that particular form of statement because it still contains a preju- dice which I should wish to see abandoned. . . . The proposi- tion plainly carries the idea of a thwarted purpose. That ' only ' implies that our knowledge which was intended by rights for the apprehension of the higher, the essence of things, has to be con- tent with the lower, the phenomenon. . . . But we can see a...t once that it is an arbitrary proceeding to place knowledge in the position of a means which is Jiot adequate to its supposed end of apprehending things as they are. " ^ Returning to our own way of interpreting Lotze, we would say that the statement : ' We only know phenomena, ' does not say what is meant. It is meant to say we know objects ojily in phenomena. We cannot really know phenomena, for phenomena are our mental constructions, or our knowledge of things. We only know things, but we know them only in phenomena.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ill, p. 79; Kr. D. R. V. (2d Ed. ), pp. 67, 68.
» Lo};ik, \ 308.
^Ibid. , §309.
48 LOTZE'S THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE.
that particular form of statement because it still contains a preju- dice which I should wish to see abandoned. . . . The proposi- tion plainly carries the idea of a thwarted purpose. That ' only ' implies that our knowledge which was intended by rights for the apprehension of the higher, the essence of things, has to be con- tent with the lower, the phenomenon. . . . But we can see a...t once that it is an arbitrary proceeding to place knowledge in the position of a means which is Jiot adequate to its supposed end of apprehending things as they are. " ^ Returning to our own way of interpreting Lotze, we would say that the statement : ' We only know phenomena, ' does not say what is meant. It is meant to say we know objects ojily in phenomena. We cannot really know phenomena, for phenomena are our mental constructions, or our knowledge of things. We only know things, but we know them only in phenomena.
What to read after Some Problems of Lotzes Theory of Knowledge Microform?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Proctor Robins to read onlineMoreLess
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