A Criticism of the Critical Philosophy
A Criticism of the Critical Philosophy
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The one pointed to laws, native and fundamental ; the other, to forms in the mind. The one carefully observed these by consciousness, and sought to unfold their nature ; the other determined their existence by a criticism, and professes to give an in- ventory of them. All students should note these agree- ments as confirmatory of the truth in both.
The Scotch and German people do so far agree, while they also differ. Both have a considerable amount of broad sense, and, I may add, of humor ; but... the Scotch have greater clearness of thinking, and the Germans of at- tractive idealism. Scotland and Germany, in the opinion of foreigners, are not very far distant from each other. But between them there roars an ocean which is often very stormy. I proceed to specify the differences of the two philosophies.
First, they differ in their Method. The Scotch follows the Inductive Method as I have endeavored to explain it. The German has created and carried out the Critical Method, which has never been very clearly explained and examined.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The one pointed to laws, native and fundamental ; the other, to forms in the mind. The one carefully observed these by consciousness, and sought to unfold their nature ; the other determined their existence by a criticism, and professes to give an in- ventory of them. All students should note these agree- ments as confirmatory of the truth in both.
The Scotch and German people do so far agree, while they also differ. Both have a considerable amount of broad sense, and, I may add, of humor ; but... the Scotch have greater clearness of thinking, and the Germans of at- tractive idealism. Scotland and Germany, in the opinion of foreigners, are not very far distant from each other. But between them there roars an ocean which is often very stormy. I proceed to specify the differences of the two philosophies.
First, they differ in their Method. The Scotch follows the Inductive Method as I have endeavored to explain it. The German has created and carried out the Critical Method, which has never been very clearly explained and examined.
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