Hobbes
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lines of the scheme, and separate out as far as possible his more strictly philoso- phical principles. Though it is not altogether without reason that he takes up into what he calls his First Philosophy some part of the subordinate doctrines of Magnitude and Motion, the very fact that we must follow him later as he departs from the scheme in blend- ing these two together (in one Part iii.) makes it the more important to adhere to it as long as we can. The first thing of all to understand is the... exact position he takes up in beginning his general task of scientific con- struction.
Starting with a feigned annihilation of the whole world save one man, with whom remain " ideas " or " phantasms " of his former experience, Hobbes at once finds Space and Time to have a being only in the mind, yet, while purely subjective, affording all the ground 96 Hdbbes, that is necessary for distinguishing sucH notions as Part and Whole, Division and Composition, One and Number, Continuous and Contiguous, Beginning and End, Finite and Infinite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
lines of the scheme, and separate out as far as possible his more strictly philoso- phical principles. Though it is not altogether without reason that he takes up into what he calls his First Philosophy some part of the subordinate doctrines of Magnitude and Motion, the very fact that we must follow him later as he departs from the scheme in blend- ing these two together (in one Part iii.) makes it the more important to adhere to it as long as we can. The first thing of all to understand is the... exact position he takes up in beginning his general task of scientific con- struction.
Starting with a feigned annihilation of the whole world save one man, with whom remain " ideas " or " phantasms " of his former experience, Hobbes at once finds Space and Time to have a being only in the mind, yet, while purely subjective, affording all the ground 96 Hdbbes, that is necessary for distinguishing sucH notions as Part and Whole, Division and Composition, One and Number, Continuous and Contiguous, Beginning and End, Finite and Infinite.
What to read after Hobbes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Croom Robertson to read onlineMoreLess
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