Hegelianism And Human Personality Microform
Hegelianism And Human Personality Microform
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38 DH. MeTAGOAHT ON in the selt-consciousness of each individual and the unity of it becomes a mere name. It is only the self-consciousness of P-fthe self-consciousness of Q-f-the self-consciousness of R and so on. Of what avail is it to reiterate, as Dr. McTaggart does, that the unity of the Absolute is as real as its differences, that it is an organic unity and so forth, when all conception of it is rendered impossible by the assertion that consciousness does not belong to it ? Of course, it ...is not personal as man is personal. Probably it is better to call it, as Mr. Bradley suggests, super-personal ; but to regard it as spiritual minus conscious- ness is, I maintain, impossible. That the denial of self- consciousness to the Absolute must inevitably lead to pluralism is evidenced by Dr. McTaggart's comparison of it to such things as a foot-ball team or a gang of thieves. Of course, these are mere illustrations, though perhaps, not particularly happy ones ; but does not a straw show which v^ay the wind blows ?
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38 DH. MeTAGOAHT ON in the selt-consciousness of each individual and the unity of it becomes a mere name. It is only the self-consciousness of P-fthe self-consciousness of Q-f-the self-consciousness of R and so on. Of what avail is it to reiterate, as Dr. McTaggart does, that the unity of the Absolute is as real as its differences, that it is an organic unity and so forth, when all conception of it is rendered impossible by the assertion that consciousness does not belong to it ? Of course, it ...is not personal as man is personal. Probably it is better to call it, as Mr. Bradley suggests, super-personal ; but to regard it as spiritual minus conscious- ness is, I maintain, impossible. That the denial of self- consciousness to the Absolute must inevitably lead to pluralism is evidenced by Dr. McTaggart's comparison of it to such things as a foot-ball team or a gang of thieves. Of course, these are mere illustrations, though perhaps, not particularly happy ones ; but does not a straw show which v^ay the wind blows ?
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