Dual Evolution Being Outlines in a Theory Which is Thought to Reconcile Idealis
Dual Evolution Being Outlines in a Theory Which is Thought to Reconcile Idealis
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Diagram, and cognate movements otherwise produced, may instruct the imagination until a fair picture of the vibrations in all their complexity can be produced ; and the student of practical mathematics may, aided by his equations and with a little visualising, obtain a very fair conception of the mensurable system concerned. The man who embodies its facts in the equation with some almost nascent picturing also achieves the conception, and possesses the symbol of an implicit which, unless he fal...ls entirely in thrall to intellect, can at will expand to real and imaginative realisation. In the actual facts of life he is never, therefore, in thrall to pure fancy ; in philosophy, unfortunately, he often is, and therein most completely illustrates the division between the intellect, which clings to ideals of its own construction, and the reason, which functions only amidst realities.
It is such slaves to intellect who are fond of setting the facts of the outer world, as intellectualised, against the facts 68 DUAL EVOLUTION of the inner world, as experienced, and in the process arrive at conceptions which bloodless abstraction has deprived of all content, so that they finally represent symbols that are symbols and nothing else.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Diagram, and cognate movements otherwise produced, may instruct the imagination until a fair picture of the vibrations in all their complexity can be produced ; and the student of practical mathematics may, aided by his equations and with a little visualising, obtain a very fair conception of the mensurable system concerned. The man who embodies its facts in the equation with some almost nascent picturing also achieves the conception, and possesses the symbol of an implicit which, unless he fal...ls entirely in thrall to intellect, can at will expand to real and imaginative realisation. In the actual facts of life he is never, therefore, in thrall to pure fancy ; in philosophy, unfortunately, he often is, and therein most completely illustrates the division between the intellect, which clings to ideals of its own construction, and the reason, which functions only amidst realities.
It is such slaves to intellect who are fond of setting the facts of the outer world, as intellectualised, against the facts 68 DUAL EVOLUTION of the inner world, as experienced, and in the process arrive at conceptions which bloodless abstraction has deprived of all content, so that they finally represent symbols that are symbols and nothing else.
What to read after Dual Evolution Being Outlines in a Theory Which is Thought to Reconcile Idealis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Ocallaghan to read onlineMoreLess
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