A History of Philosophy in Epitome
A History of Philosophy in Epitome
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unknown quantity x^ which we are seeking, stands for these limits : hmitation is the sought-for act of the Ego ; or if con- ceived as a categor}', it is the category- of determination or limitation. But in hmitation, there is also given the category of quantity^ for when we say that any thing is limited, we mean that its reality is through negation, not wholly, but only par- tially suppressed.
. Thus the conception of limit contains also the conception of divisibility and of quantitability in g...eneral, besides the con- ceptions of reality and negation. Through the act of limita- tion, the Ego, as well as the non-Ego, is posited as divisible. Still farther, we see how a logical law follows from the third fundamental principle as well as from the first two. If we abstract the definite content, the Ego and the non-Ego, and leave remaining the simple form of the union of opposites through the conception of divisibilit}*, we have then the logi- cal principle of the ground or sufficient reason, which may be expressed in the formula : A in part = non-A, non-A in part = A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
unknown quantity x^ which we are seeking, stands for these limits : hmitation is the sought-for act of the Ego ; or if con- ceived as a categor}', it is the category- of determination or limitation. But in hmitation, there is also given the category of quantity^ for when we say that any thing is limited, we mean that its reality is through negation, not wholly, but only par- tially suppressed.
. Thus the conception of limit contains also the conception of divisibility and of quantitability in g...eneral, besides the con- ceptions of reality and negation. Through the act of limita- tion, the Ego, as well as the non-Ego, is posited as divisible. Still farther, we see how a logical law follows from the third fundamental principle as well as from the first two. If we abstract the definite content, the Ego and the non-Ego, and leave remaining the simple form of the union of opposites through the conception of divisibilit}*, we have then the logi- cal principle of the ground or sufficient reason, which may be expressed in the formula : A in part = non-A, non-A in part = A.
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