Tablets
Tablets
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In him stii *" There are four modes of knowledge which we are able to acquire ir the present life : 1. The first of these results from opinion, by which we learn that i thing is, without knowing the why; and this constitutes that part ol knowledge which was called by Aristotle and Plato, erudition; am which consists in moral instructions for the purpose of purifying ourselvei from immoderate desires.
2. But the second is produced by the sciences, which from establishinj certain principles as hy...potheses, conduct to necessary conclusions whereb] we arrive at the knowledge of the why, as in the mathematical sciences but at the same time are ignorant with respect to the principles of these con elusions, because they are merely hypothetical.
3. The third species of knowledge is that which results from Plato i dialectic ; in which by a progression through ideas, we arrive at the firs principles of things, and at that which is no longer hypothetical, and thus dividing some things and analyzing others, by producing many thing!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In him stii *" There are four modes of knowledge which we are able to acquire ir the present life : 1. The first of these results from opinion, by which we learn that i thing is, without knowing the why; and this constitutes that part ol knowledge which was called by Aristotle and Plato, erudition; am which consists in moral instructions for the purpose of purifying ourselvei from immoderate desires.
2. But the second is produced by the sciences, which from establishinj certain principles as hy...potheses, conduct to necessary conclusions whereb] we arrive at the knowledge of the why, as in the mathematical sciences but at the same time are ignorant with respect to the principles of these con elusions, because they are merely hypothetical.
3. The third species of knowledge is that which results from Plato i dialectic ; in which by a progression through ideas, we arrive at the firs principles of things, and at that which is no longer hypothetical, and thus dividing some things and analyzing others, by producing many thing!
What to read after Tablets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amos Bronson Alcott to read onlineMoreLess
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