English Philosophy a Study of Its Method And General Development
English Philosophy a Study of Its Method And General Development
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He expresses the relation between reality as w e know it and reality as it is in its full completeness, in the conception that our knowledge is the " reproduction of itself in the human soul by the consciousness for which 1 66-70.
3 36. Green's precise doctrine is thus (1) that all relations are constituted by a single self-distinguishing and self-identifying consciousness, and (2) that our human experience is the gradual self- communication to us of this eternal consciousness. Whatever may be ...the inadequacies of this doctrine, its most fundamental tenet yet holds good namely, that the process of finite experience consists in the progressive participation in an infinite experience which is one with reality (c/. Below, p. 211).
REALITY AS EXPERIENCE 151 the cosmos of related facts exists " a reproduction which is " at once progressive and incapable of completion. " He illustrates this by reference to the operation, in the acquisition of knowledge, of a general conception as a determining factor in the detailed filling up of a form which it already outlines in advance ; as, for example, when a general consciousness of meaning or of order operates in the apprehension of a particular meaning or order.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He expresses the relation between reality as w e know it and reality as it is in its full completeness, in the conception that our knowledge is the " reproduction of itself in the human soul by the consciousness for which 1 66-70.
3 36. Green's precise doctrine is thus (1) that all relations are constituted by a single self-distinguishing and self-identifying consciousness, and (2) that our human experience is the gradual self- communication to us of this eternal consciousness. Whatever may be ...the inadequacies of this doctrine, its most fundamental tenet yet holds good namely, that the process of finite experience consists in the progressive participation in an infinite experience which is one with reality (c/. Below, p. 211).
REALITY AS EXPERIENCE 151 the cosmos of related facts exists " a reproduction which is " at once progressive and incapable of completion. " He illustrates this by reference to the operation, in the acquisition of knowledge, of a general conception as a determining factor in the detailed filling up of a form which it already outlines in advance ; as, for example, when a general consciousness of meaning or of order operates in the apprehension of a particular meaning or order.
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