Creative Evolution
Creative Evolution
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We must becareful here not to revive again the old philosophical dispute on thesubject of innate ideas. So we will confine ourselves to the point onwhich every one is agreed, to wit, that the young child understandsimmediately things that the animal will never understand, and that inthis sense intelligence, like instinct, is an inherited function, therefore an innate one. But this innate intelligence, although it is afaculty of knowing, knows no object in particular. When the new-bornbabe seeks... for the first time its mother's breast, so showing that ithas knowledge (unconscious, no doubt) of a thing it has never seen, wesay, just because the innate knowledge is in this case of a definiteobject, that it belongs to _instinct_ and not to _intelligence_. Intelligence does not then imply the innate knowledge of any object. Andyet, if intelligence knows nothing by nature, it has nothing innate. What, then, if it be ignorant of all things, can it know? Besides_things_, there are _relations_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We must becareful here not to revive again the old philosophical dispute on thesubject of innate ideas. So we will confine ourselves to the point onwhich every one is agreed, to wit, that the young child understandsimmediately things that the animal will never understand, and that inthis sense intelligence, like instinct, is an inherited function, therefore an innate one. But this innate intelligence, although it is afaculty of knowing, knows no object in particular. When the new-bornbabe seeks... for the first time its mother's breast, so showing that ithas knowledge (unconscious, no doubt) of a thing it has never seen, wesay, just because the innate knowledge is in this case of a definiteobject, that it belongs to _instinct_ and not to _intelligence_. Intelligence does not then imply the innate knowledge of any object. Andyet, if intelligence knows nothing by nature, it has nothing innate. What, then, if it be ignorant of all things, can it know? Besides_things_, there are _relations_.
What to read after Creative Evolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bergson Henri to read onlineMoreLess
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