A Philosophical Introduction to Ethics: An Advocacy of the Spiritual Principle in Ethics From the Point of View of Personal Idealism
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II : The Inwardness of Spiritual Experience The self-distinguishing characteristic of self-con- sciousness leaves us still with an all too formal concep- tion of its significance. One other fundamental charac- teristic at least is essential to its barest defiiiition. It is a consciousness of ends, a teleological principle, and, as such, intrinsically free. It is in its relation to morality that the self-conscious principle reveals itself more emphatically as a principle of freedom. The practica...l self-conscious experience reveals to the analyst of its structure the self as purposive agent in process of shaping circumstance to the requirements of practical ends. The self-distinguishing character- istic of self-consciousness becomes extremly marked as we approach this more inward point of view. " Each Self," says Professor Pringle-Pattison, "is a unique Lecture VII 139 existence perfectly impervious ... to other selves — „ ,. impervious in a fashion of which the im- Hegelian- ism and penetrability of matter is a famt analogue Person- .
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II : The Inwardness of Spiritual Experience The self-distinguishing characteristic of self-con- sciousness leaves us still with an all too formal concep- tion of its significance. One other fundamental charac- teristic at least is essential to its barest defiiiition. It is a consciousness of ends, a teleological principle, and, as such, intrinsically free. It is in its relation to morality that the self-conscious principle reveals itself more emphatically as a principle of freedom. The practica...l self-conscious experience reveals to the analyst of its structure the self as purposive agent in process of shaping circumstance to the requirements of practical ends. The self-distinguishing character- istic of self-consciousness becomes extremly marked as we approach this more inward point of view. " Each Self," says Professor Pringle-Pattison, "is a unique Lecture VII 139 existence perfectly impervious ... to other selves — „ ,. impervious in a fashion of which the im- Hegelian- ism and penetrability of matter is a famt analogue Person- .
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