Critical Realism a Study of the Nature And Conditions of Knowledge
Critical Realism a Study of the Nature And Conditions of Knowledge
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That it exists is admitted; but how shall we account for it? The pressure of this question was not realized by Berkeley. His main effort was directed to the disproof of matter, and after this was done to his own satisfaction and, we may add, to the satisfaction of all those who realize what he meant by matter his intellectual interest waned. Consequently, we find an almost total neglect of the problem of social knowl- edge. Our belief in other selves is accounted for by the argument from analog...y. "The knowledge I have of other spirits is not immediate, as is the knowledge of my ideas; but depending on the intervention of ideas, by me referred to agents or spirits distinct from myself, as effects or concomi- tant signs. " (Cf. Principles of Human Knowledge, sec. 145; cj. Also sees. 147-8. ) Berkeley seems, however, to assume that the individual has control over the motion of the limbs of his body, but asserts that such a motion cannot affect another unless God so will it. (Ibid. Sees. 146-7.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That it exists is admitted; but how shall we account for it? The pressure of this question was not realized by Berkeley. His main effort was directed to the disproof of matter, and after this was done to his own satisfaction and, we may add, to the satisfaction of all those who realize what he meant by matter his intellectual interest waned. Consequently, we find an almost total neglect of the problem of social knowl- edge. Our belief in other selves is accounted for by the argument from analog...y. "The knowledge I have of other spirits is not immediate, as is the knowledge of my ideas; but depending on the intervention of ideas, by me referred to agents or spirits distinct from myself, as effects or concomi- tant signs. " (Cf. Principles of Human Knowledge, sec. 145; cj. Also sees. 147-8. ) Berkeley seems, however, to assume that the individual has control over the motion of the limbs of his body, but asserts that such a motion cannot affect another unless God so will it. (Ibid. Sees. 146-7.
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