Essays Towards a Theory of Knowledge
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Socrates therefore devoted his attentionspecially to a critical examination of these general terms and also ofthe abstract terms which were the familiar instruments of Discourse.
The Greeks of that day were endowed with a singular clearness ofintellectual vision. They readily recognised that Knowledge was anintellectual process; they appreciated the activity of Thought orRational Discourse as essential to its formation. They quite understoodthat Knowledge is not of the nature of a photograph--a... resemblantpictorial reproduction of the data furnished by sensation. Only verycasually and occasionally do we ever attempt to supply ourselves with aresemblant reproduction of our sensations. Obviously such a reproductionwould only be of value memorially and could tell us nothing new.
These early Greeks realised this, and they appear to have realised alsopretty clearly that it would be impossible by means of such pictorialimpressions to establish any community of Knowledge. It is of theessence of Knowledge that it is something which can be communicated to, and which is the common possession of, several individuals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Socrates therefore devoted his attentionspecially to a critical examination of these general terms and also ofthe abstract terms which were the familiar instruments of Discourse.
The Greeks of that day were endowed with a singular clearness ofintellectual vision. They readily recognised that Knowledge was anintellectual process; they appreciated the activity of Thought orRational Discourse as essential to its formation. They quite understoodthat Knowledge is not of the nature of a photograph--a... resemblantpictorial reproduction of the data furnished by sensation. Only verycasually and occasionally do we ever attempt to supply ourselves with aresemblant reproduction of our sensations. Obviously such a reproductionwould only be of value memorially and could tell us nothing new.
These early Greeks realised this, and they appear to have realised alsopretty clearly that it would be impossible by means of such pictorialimpressions to establish any community of Knowledge. It is of theessence of Knowledge that it is something which can be communicated to, and which is the common possession of, several individuals.
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