An Introduction to Metaphysics
An Introduction to Metaphysics
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And this is not an isolated fact in the history of science. Several of the great discoveries, of those at least which have transformed the positive sciences or which have created new ones, have been so many soundings in the depths of pure duration. The more living the reality touched, the deeper was the sounding.
But the lead-line sunk to the sea bottom brings up a fluid mass which the sun's heat quickly dries into solid and discontinuous grains of sand. And the intuition of dura- tion, when it... is exposed to the rays of the understanding, in like manner quickly turns into fixed, distinct, and immobile concepts.
Digitized by VjOOQIC Metaphysics 77 In the living mobility of things the un- derstanding is bent on marking real or virtual stations, it notes departures and arrivals; for this is all that concerns the thought of man in so far as it is simply human. It is more than human to grasp what is happening in the interval. But philosophy can only be an effort to tran- scend the human condition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And this is not an isolated fact in the history of science. Several of the great discoveries, of those at least which have transformed the positive sciences or which have created new ones, have been so many soundings in the depths of pure duration. The more living the reality touched, the deeper was the sounding.
But the lead-line sunk to the sea bottom brings up a fluid mass which the sun's heat quickly dries into solid and discontinuous grains of sand. And the intuition of dura- tion, when it... is exposed to the rays of the understanding, in like manner quickly turns into fixed, distinct, and immobile concepts.
Digitized by VjOOQIC Metaphysics 77 In the living mobility of things the un- derstanding is bent on marking real or virtual stations, it notes departures and arrivals; for this is all that concerns the thought of man in so far as it is simply human. It is more than human to grasp what is happening in the interval. But philosophy can only be an effort to tran- scend the human condition.
What to read after An Introduction to Metaphysics?
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