Hamilton
Hamilton
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One would like, further, to know sometliing of the nature and authority of the rules of the reasoning thus advanced to correct our natural inadvertences. It can hardly be supposed capable of Bdief and Cognition, 117 dispensing with the law of necessary implication or self- consistency. And this, it will be found, is but a con- crete application of a very primary datum of conscious- ness, — the law of non-contradiction. Yet as such it ought to be a natural inadvertence !
As ultimate, and therefo...re incomprehensible, in the proper sense of not being explicable by principles other than or beyond themselves, our primary principles are by Hamilton said to be given us in the form rather of belief 8 than cognitions. This would seem so self-evident as to be indubitable, at least to any one who would avoid the absurdity of asserting knowledge, and yet holding an infinite regress of grounds of knowledge, — asserting a knowledge which never begina Hamilton clearly explains the doctrine in the following words : — " * We know what rests on reason, but believe what rests on authority.' But reason itself must at last rest on author- ity, for the original data of reason do not rest on reason, but are necessarily accepted by reason on the , authority of what is beyond itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One would like, further, to know sometliing of the nature and authority of the rules of the reasoning thus advanced to correct our natural inadvertences. It can hardly be supposed capable of Bdief and Cognition, 117 dispensing with the law of necessary implication or self- consistency. And this, it will be found, is but a con- crete application of a very primary datum of conscious- ness, — the law of non-contradiction. Yet as such it ought to be a natural inadvertence !
As ultimate, and therefo...re incomprehensible, in the proper sense of not being explicable by principles other than or beyond themselves, our primary principles are by Hamilton said to be given us in the form rather of belief 8 than cognitions. This would seem so self-evident as to be indubitable, at least to any one who would avoid the absurdity of asserting knowledge, and yet holding an infinite regress of grounds of knowledge, — asserting a knowledge which never begina Hamilton clearly explains the doctrine in the following words : — " * We know what rests on reason, but believe what rests on authority.' But reason itself must at last rest on author- ity, for the original data of reason do not rest on reason, but are necessarily accepted by reason on the , authority of what is beyond itself.
What to read after Hamilton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Veitch to read onlineMoreLess
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