Evolutionary Naturalism
Evolutionary Naturalism
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So far as I can see we have no absolute guarantee against such a supposition, yet we should note what the supposition involves. It implies that changes are adventitious and accidental, that they are not so much changes of things as changes to things. For such a view, changes would not be the expressions of processes rooted in systems of reality but rather the capricious and uncon- nected origination of novelties. Change would be mere change, a coming and going without rhyme or reason.
Implicati...ons of this Interpretation. — What a thing has once done under known conditions we expect it to do again under the same conditions. That this is the way the mind works is undoubted. Let us now see why it has been led to universalize in this manner. Here we have a psycho- logical question.
Mere association plays its part in this expectation. It takes an effort to think of something else happening instead of what did actually happen. We feel that such a substitu- tion is arbitrary and artificial.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So far as I can see we have no absolute guarantee against such a supposition, yet we should note what the supposition involves. It implies that changes are adventitious and accidental, that they are not so much changes of things as changes to things. For such a view, changes would not be the expressions of processes rooted in systems of reality but rather the capricious and uncon- nected origination of novelties. Change would be mere change, a coming and going without rhyme or reason.
Implicati...ons of this Interpretation. — What a thing has once done under known conditions we expect it to do again under the same conditions. That this is the way the mind works is undoubted. Let us now see why it has been led to universalize in this manner. Here we have a psycho- logical question.
Mere association plays its part in this expectation. It takes an effort to think of something else happening instead of what did actually happen. We feel that such a substitu- tion is arbitrary and artificial.
What to read after Evolutionary Naturalism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sellars, Roy Wood, 1880- to read onlineMoreLess
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