A Biographical History of Philosophy
A Biographical History of Philosophy
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He did this, and he did more. His method may be said to have two parts : the one, that precise system of rules just spoken of; the other, that wise and pre-eminently scientific spirit which breathes through his works. This latter has given us those wise and weighty aphorisms which form perpetual texts for philosophical writers. It is this, more than his rules, which reveals to us the magnificence and profundity of his views. It is this which shows us how completely he saw through the false meth...ods of his day, and how justly he is entitled the father of positive science.
These aphorisms form, as we have said, perpetual texts. They are quoted on all occasions in which method is treated of by scientific men. We cannot, however, resist quoting a half-dozen of them here, because of their exceeding value, and of their fitness as illustrations of his greatness : — I. Man, the minister and interpreter of Nature, can act and understand in as far as he has, either in fact or in thought, observed the order of Nature ; more he can neither know nor do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He did this, and he did more. His method may be said to have two parts : the one, that precise system of rules just spoken of; the other, that wise and pre-eminently scientific spirit which breathes through his works. This latter has given us those wise and weighty aphorisms which form perpetual texts for philosophical writers. It is this, more than his rules, which reveals to us the magnificence and profundity of his views. It is this which shows us how completely he saw through the false meth...ods of his day, and how justly he is entitled the father of positive science.
These aphorisms form, as we have said, perpetual texts. They are quoted on all occasions in which method is treated of by scientific men. We cannot, however, resist quoting a half-dozen of them here, because of their exceeding value, and of their fitness as illustrations of his greatness : — I. Man, the minister and interpreter of Nature, can act and understand in as far as he has, either in fact or in thought, observed the order of Nature ; more he can neither know nor do.
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