Alciphron Or the Minute Philosopher in Seven Dialogues Containing An Apolog
Alciphron Or the Minute Philosopher in Seven Dialogues Containing An Apolog
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And is it not certain, that Diftance is perceived only by Experience, if it be Vol. I, Q^ neither %i6 The Minute Dial. Neither perceived immediately by itfelf, IV. Nor by Means of any Image, nor of any Lines and Angles, which are like it, or have a neceffary Connexion with it ? j4LC, It is. EUPH, Doth it not feem to follow from what hath been faid and allowed by you, that before all Experience a Man would not imagine, the Things he faw were at any Diftance from him ? ^LC How! let me fee. EUPH, ...The Littlenefs or Faint- nefs of Appearance, or any other Idea or Senfation, not neceflarily connedted with, or refembling Diftance, can no more fug- geft different Degrees of Diftance, or any Diftance at all, to the Mind, which hath not experienced a Connexion of the things fignifying and fignified, than Words can fuggeft Notions before a Man hath learned the Language. J4LC. I allow this to be true. EUPH, Will it not thence follow, that a Man born blind, and made to fee, would, upon firft receiving his Sight, take the things he faw, not to be at any Diftance from him, but in his Eye, or rather in his Mind?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And is it not certain, that Diftance is perceived only by Experience, if it be Vol. I, Q^ neither %i6 The Minute Dial. Neither perceived immediately by itfelf, IV. Nor by Means of any Image, nor of any Lines and Angles, which are like it, or have a neceffary Connexion with it ? j4LC, It is. EUPH, Doth it not feem to follow from what hath been faid and allowed by you, that before all Experience a Man would not imagine, the Things he faw were at any Diftance from him ? ^LC How! let me fee. EUPH, ...The Littlenefs or Faint- nefs of Appearance, or any other Idea or Senfation, not neceflarily connedted with, or refembling Diftance, can no more fug- geft different Degrees of Diftance, or any Diftance at all, to the Mind, which hath not experienced a Connexion of the things fignifying and fignified, than Words can fuggeft Notions before a Man hath learned the Language. J4LC. I allow this to be true. EUPH, Will it not thence follow, that a Man born blind, and made to fee, would, upon firft receiving his Sight, take the things he faw, not to be at any Diftance from him, but in his Eye, or rather in his Mind?
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