Essays On Truth And Reality
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I do not believe in any knowledge which is independent of feeling and sensation.
On sensation and feeling I am sure that we depend for the material of our knowledge. And as to the facts of percep- tion, I am convinced that (to speak broadly) we cannot anticipate them or ever become independent of that which they give to us. And these facts of perception, I further agree, are at least in part irrational, so far as in detail is visible. I do not believe that we can make ourselves inde- pendent of... these non-rational data.
But, if I do not believe all this, does it follow that I have to accept independent facts ? Does it follow that perception and memory give me truths which I must take up and keep as they are given me, truths which in principle cannot be erroneous ? This surely would be to pass from one false extreme to another. Our intelligence cannot construct the world of perceptions and feelings, and it depends on what is given — to so much I assent. But that there are given facts, of perception which are independent and ultimate and above ^ See Chap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I do not believe in any knowledge which is independent of feeling and sensation.
On sensation and feeling I am sure that we depend for the material of our knowledge. And as to the facts of percep- tion, I am convinced that (to speak broadly) we cannot anticipate them or ever become independent of that which they give to us. And these facts of perception, I further agree, are at least in part irrational, so far as in detail is visible. I do not believe that we can make ourselves inde- pendent of... these non-rational data.
But, if I do not believe all this, does it follow that I have to accept independent facts ? Does it follow that perception and memory give me truths which I must take up and keep as they are given me, truths which in principle cannot be erroneous ? This surely would be to pass from one false extreme to another. Our intelligence cannot construct the world of perceptions and feelings, and it depends on what is given — to so much I assent. But that there are given facts, of perception which are independent and ultimate and above ^ See Chap.
What to read after Essays On Truth And Reality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F H Francis Herbert Bradley to read onlineMoreLess
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