A Study of Religion, Its Sources And Contents
A Study of Religion, Its Sources And Contents
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Simultaneity does not exclude duration.
On the assumption that * prior and posterior' are the essence of the causal relation, there must be a clear boundary between the successive terms, if they are to be saved from confusion. £ut it is no more possible to dis- cover a unit of phenomenon than it is to fix on a minimum of space, or time, or motion. Shall we say that vibration No. I of an elastic fluid is a complete phenomenon, and cause of No. 2, as next ? or shall we let them all run on as a si...ngle fact, till, by impinging on a heterogeneous surface, they vary the form of motory change, and seem better to merit a new name? We do usually wait for this kind of unlikeness, before counting a second phenomenon; but it is an arbitrary distinction, from mere subjective impression, unsupported by any objective aetiological change; the prior molecular movements are just as much cause of the posterior within the same homogeneous medium as between Digitized by Google 142 PHENOMENON AS CAUSE. [BooklL that elastic fluid and the neighbouring substance, for in- stance the nervous structure, at its edge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Simultaneity does not exclude duration.
On the assumption that * prior and posterior' are the essence of the causal relation, there must be a clear boundary between the successive terms, if they are to be saved from confusion. £ut it is no more possible to dis- cover a unit of phenomenon than it is to fix on a minimum of space, or time, or motion. Shall we say that vibration No. I of an elastic fluid is a complete phenomenon, and cause of No. 2, as next ? or shall we let them all run on as a si...ngle fact, till, by impinging on a heterogeneous surface, they vary the form of motory change, and seem better to merit a new name? We do usually wait for this kind of unlikeness, before counting a second phenomenon; but it is an arbitrary distinction, from mere subjective impression, unsupported by any objective aetiological change; the prior molecular movements are just as much cause of the posterior within the same homogeneous medium as between Digitized by Google 142 PHENOMENON AS CAUSE. [BooklL that elastic fluid and the neighbouring substance, for in- stance the nervous structure, at its edge.
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