Dualism And Monism And Other Essays
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History, generally, is no school-sum to be exactly cast up ; there must be no talk, therefore, of any a ^^riori construc- tion in the history of philosophy either. The facts of experience will not adapt themselves as mere examples to any ready-made logical schema. If at all to stand a critical investi- gation, what is given in experience must be taken as given, as handed to us; and then the rational connection of this that is so given must be referred to analysis. The speculative idea can be ex...pected at best — and only for the scientific arrangement of the given material — to afford but a regulative. "^ But the hardest thing said against the Hegelian view is that the historical development is almost ^ Schwegler, History of Philosophy, p. 3.
WHAT REMAINS OF THE HEGELIAN VIEW? 157 always different from the logical — that, in fact, chronology contradicts the logic. The logical process is from the abstract to the concrete; the historical process is the very reverse — from concrete to abstract, as we see especially and markedly in early Greek philosophy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
History, generally, is no school-sum to be exactly cast up ; there must be no talk, therefore, of any a ^^riori construc- tion in the history of philosophy either. The facts of experience will not adapt themselves as mere examples to any ready-made logical schema. If at all to stand a critical investi- gation, what is given in experience must be taken as given, as handed to us; and then the rational connection of this that is so given must be referred to analysis. The speculative idea can be ex...pected at best — and only for the scientific arrangement of the given material — to afford but a regulative. "^ But the hardest thing said against the Hegelian view is that the historical development is almost ^ Schwegler, History of Philosophy, p. 3.
WHAT REMAINS OF THE HEGELIAN VIEW? 157 always different from the logical — that, in fact, chronology contradicts the logic. The logical process is from the abstract to the concrete; the historical process is the very reverse — from concrete to abstract, as we see especially and markedly in early Greek philosophy.
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