A History of Modern Philosophy From the Renaissance to the Present volume 2
A History of Modern Philosophy From the Renaissance to the Present volume 2
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Creation is a product of infinite goodness, power, and wisdom, and the subject of both efficient and final causes ; the world is the best possible, evil being inherent in the finite as such. The cosmic system, or co-ordinated universe, has the three grand departments of nature, life, and mind. Nature is governed by mechanical cause only. Finality first appears in life. Life is a specific force. Its principal degrees are vegetation, animality, and spirituality. The Darwinian doc- trine of organi...c evolution is contrary to fact, and is self- contradictory. Finality appears most fully in man. The human race, in common with all the rest of creation, obeys the law of indefinite progress.
156.
Scholastic philosophy has been rehabilitated in Italy by Giovachino Vertrua, M. Liberatore, C. Sanseverino, and others.
220 A HISTORY OF MODERN PHILOSOPHY 157- Italian Positivism is represented by the two names of Giuseppe Ferrari and Ansonio Franchi ; the former, professor of philosophy in the universities of Strasburg, Turin, Milan, Florence ; the latter professor of the philosophy of history in the University of Pavia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Creation is a product of infinite goodness, power, and wisdom, and the subject of both efficient and final causes ; the world is the best possible, evil being inherent in the finite as such. The cosmic system, or co-ordinated universe, has the three grand departments of nature, life, and mind. Nature is governed by mechanical cause only. Finality first appears in life. Life is a specific force. Its principal degrees are vegetation, animality, and spirituality. The Darwinian doc- trine of organi...c evolution is contrary to fact, and is self- contradictory. Finality appears most fully in man. The human race, in common with all the rest of creation, obeys the law of indefinite progress.
156.
Scholastic philosophy has been rehabilitated in Italy by Giovachino Vertrua, M. Liberatore, C. Sanseverino, and others.
220 A HISTORY OF MODERN PHILOSOPHY 157- Italian Positivism is represented by the two names of Giuseppe Ferrari and Ansonio Franchi ; the former, professor of philosophy in the universities of Strasburg, Turin, Milan, Florence ; the latter professor of the philosophy of history in the University of Pavia.
What to read after A History of Modern Philosophy From the Renaissance to the Present volume 2?
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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