A History of Modern Philosophy From the Renaissance to the Present volume 1
A History of Modern Philosophy From the Renaissance to the Present volume 1
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Names of simple ideas and substances " inti- mate real existence. " Names of simple ideas and modes signify always both real and nominal essence. Names of simple ideas are indefinable. The principaL. Abuses of words consist in the use ofjh^m^_wjth^ut_any_clear ideas attached to them, the " unsteady^application of them, the affected wrong apph^ajioji^f_them 4l _the taking of them for things" (particularly in the case of substances). Words have their inherent limitations, however. The names of mi...xed modes are doubtful because the ideas they stand for are so complex and there is no standard in nature to refer them to. Names of substances are doubtful be- cause they refer to a real essence that can not be known, and to coexisting qualities, which are known only limitedly. Less doubtful are the names of simple modes ; least doubt- ful those of simple ideas.
Knowledge : its Nature and Kinds. The subject of the joining together of ideas in propositions by means of words introduces that of the nature, kinds, degrees, and extent of knowledge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Names of simple ideas and substances " inti- mate real existence. " Names of simple ideas and modes signify always both real and nominal essence. Names of simple ideas are indefinable. The principaL. Abuses of words consist in the use ofjh^m^_wjth^ut_any_clear ideas attached to them, the " unsteady^application of them, the affected wrong apph^ajioji^f_them 4l _the taking of them for things" (particularly in the case of substances). Words have their inherent limitations, however. The names of mi...xed modes are doubtful because the ideas they stand for are so complex and there is no standard in nature to refer them to. Names of substances are doubtful be- cause they refer to a real essence that can not be known, and to coexisting qualities, which are known only limitedly. Less doubtful are the names of simple modes ; least doubt- ful those of simple ideas.
Knowledge : its Nature and Kinds. The subject of the joining together of ideas in propositions by means of words introduces that of the nature, kinds, degrees, and extent of knowledge.
What to read after A History of Modern Philosophy From the Renaissance to the Present volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Chapman Burt to read onlineMoreLess
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