Dogmatism And Evolution Studies in Modern Philosophy
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Their existence together in the world is thus an open contradiction hence their tendency to react. This, of course, is puerile; and such stuff bulks larger in Hegel's work than one would like to admit. But even here, let it be noted, the contra- diction is only phenomenal, not actual. It exists at all times, but only in each temporal cross-section. In the continuous flow of the cosmic process, it is perfectly resolved.
In the third place, there are the numerous express self-contra- dictions whi...ch are to be found in all his writings. But can such outrages upon language be avoided by any man who attempts to work out an evolutionary philosophy? The prepositional form, Hegel insists, is incapable of expressing speculative truth, that is to say, of expressing the relation between concepts which are in process of development. No proposition which attempts the 108 DOGMATISM AND EVOLUTION task can be one whit truer than its contradictory. Thus being and naught, somewhat and other, positive and negative are the same and yet not the same; the whole is prior to its parts, and yet they are equally prior to it; there must be a mere given somewhere in the universe, else the whole system of necessary connections has nothing to hang up on and yet any phenomenon which one attempts to regard as such a mere given shows itself at once to be a link in the chain of universal necessitation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their existence together in the world is thus an open contradiction hence their tendency to react. This, of course, is puerile; and such stuff bulks larger in Hegel's work than one would like to admit. But even here, let it be noted, the contra- diction is only phenomenal, not actual. It exists at all times, but only in each temporal cross-section. In the continuous flow of the cosmic process, it is perfectly resolved.
In the third place, there are the numerous express self-contra- dictions whi...ch are to be found in all his writings. But can such outrages upon language be avoided by any man who attempts to work out an evolutionary philosophy? The prepositional form, Hegel insists, is incapable of expressing speculative truth, that is to say, of expressing the relation between concepts which are in process of development. No proposition which attempts the 108 DOGMATISM AND EVOLUTION task can be one whit truer than its contradictory. Thus being and naught, somewhat and other, positive and negative are the same and yet not the same; the whole is prior to its parts, and yet they are equally prior to it; there must be a mere given somewhere in the universe, else the whole system of necessary connections has nothing to hang up on and yet any phenomenon which one attempts to regard as such a mere given shows itself at once to be a link in the chain of universal necessitation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore De Leo De Laguna to read onlineMoreLess
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