Elements of Psychology Included in a Critical Examination of Lockes Essay On T
Elements of Psychology Included in a Critical Examination of Lockes Essay On T
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ELEMENTS OF PSYCHOLOGY. 103 determinate phenomenon ; and accordingly I judge, that under this particular phenomenon, is a being which is the subject of it; not a being in the abstract and general, but actual and de- terminate, to wit, myself. All our primitive judgments are personal and determinate, and yet under the depths of these personal and determinate judgments, there are already rela- tions, truths, principles, which are not personal and determi- nate, although they do determine and indi...vidualize themselves in the determination and individuality of their terms. Such is the first form of the truths of Geometry and Arithmetic. Take, for example, two objects, and two more objects. Here all is determinate ; the quantities to be added are concrete, not discrete. * You judge that these two, and these two objects, make four objects. Now, what is to be noted in this judgment? Here again, as before, every thing is contingent and variable, except the relation. You can vary the objects, you can put pebbles in the place of these books, or hats in place of the pebbles, and the relation will remain unchanged and inva- riable.
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ELEMENTS OF PSYCHOLOGY. 103 determinate phenomenon ; and accordingly I judge, that under this particular phenomenon, is a being which is the subject of it; not a being in the abstract and general, but actual and de- terminate, to wit, myself. All our primitive judgments are personal and determinate, and yet under the depths of these personal and determinate judgments, there are already rela- tions, truths, principles, which are not personal and determi- nate, although they do determine and indi...vidualize themselves in the determination and individuality of their terms. Such is the first form of the truths of Geometry and Arithmetic. Take, for example, two objects, and two more objects. Here all is determinate ; the quantities to be added are concrete, not discrete. * You judge that these two, and these two objects, make four objects. Now, what is to be noted in this judgment? Here again, as before, every thing is contingent and variable, except the relation. You can vary the objects, you can put pebbles in the place of these books, or hats in place of the pebbles, and the relation will remain unchanged and inva- riable.
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