Herbert Spencer
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Classification, naming, and recognition are obviously intellectual processes which consist in the perception of a resemblance between external things or relations. A newly-discovered animal is referred to the class of mammals if.it presents characters Hke those which are distinctive of mam- mals. The perception of external objects depends upon the same process. The immediate sensations derived from an external object have a resem- blance to previous sensations which are associated with the idea... of the object in question.
The perception of Space is derived from ex- perience of matter. All matter is presented to us as extended in form : by abstraction we attain the idea of empty space. Space, being a universal form of the non-ego, inevitably generates a corre- sponding universal form of the ego. Space becomes known from the coexistence of two or more separate spots, and is thus founded upon a relation between at least two elements of consciousness. The idea of Time is similarly derived from an experience of successive states of consciousness ; and is therefore founded upon a perception of the difference between two states.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Classification, naming, and recognition are obviously intellectual processes which consist in the perception of a resemblance between external things or relations. A newly-discovered animal is referred to the class of mammals if.it presents characters Hke those which are distinctive of mam- mals. The perception of external objects depends upon the same process. The immediate sensations derived from an external object have a resem- blance to previous sensations which are associated with the idea... of the object in question.
The perception of Space is derived from ex- perience of matter. All matter is presented to us as extended in form : by abstraction we attain the idea of empty space. Space, being a universal form of the non-ego, inevitably generates a corre- sponding universal form of the ego. Space becomes known from the coexistence of two or more separate spots, and is thus founded upon a relation between at least two elements of consciousness. The idea of Time is similarly derived from an experience of successive states of consciousness ; and is therefore founded upon a perception of the difference between two states.
What to read after Herbert Spencer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Samuel Roger Elliot to read onlineMoreLess
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