History of the Philosophy of Mind: Embracing the Opinions of All Writers On ...
History of the Philosophy of Mind: Embracing the Opinions of All Writers On ...
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He considers such sciences as astro- nomy, physics, and chemistry, to have got through this slough of theological and metaphysical d^ra- dation ; but other branches of learning are not so fortimately situated, being stiU in purgatorial suf- fering. Biology i or physiology, has only attained its second stage ; while sociology , or the science of humanity, is yet unhappily in its pupilage, being encumbered, in the author's conception, with cer- tain ideas about a Deity and a human soul.* It must ...be remembered that M. Comte affirms that it is perfectly futile to institute any inquiry into the causes or essences of things. We know nothing of them, nor ever can know "anything.
What science has to do is to obtain facts y and classify them according to certain rules or principles arising from the succession and similitude of things around us. This is the highest and noblest achieve- ment of the positive philosophy.
The foundation of the positive science of M.
Comte is formed by the combination of numerical relations, the geometrical relations of space, and the abstract principles of mechanics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He considers such sciences as astro- nomy, physics, and chemistry, to have got through this slough of theological and metaphysical d^ra- dation ; but other branches of learning are not so fortimately situated, being stiU in purgatorial suf- fering. Biology i or physiology, has only attained its second stage ; while sociology , or the science of humanity, is yet unhappily in its pupilage, being encumbered, in the author's conception, with cer- tain ideas about a Deity and a human soul.* It must ...be remembered that M. Comte affirms that it is perfectly futile to institute any inquiry into the causes or essences of things. We know nothing of them, nor ever can know "anything.
What science has to do is to obtain facts y and classify them according to certain rules or principles arising from the succession and similitude of things around us. This is the highest and noblest achieve- ment of the positive philosophy.
The foundation of the positive science of M.
Comte is formed by the combination of numerical relations, the geometrical relations of space, and the abstract principles of mechanics.
What to read after History of the Philosophy of Mind: Embracing the Opinions of All Writers On ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Blakey to read onlineMoreLess
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