Illusions
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Nor can science findfault with it so long as it keeps to its own sphere, and does notdirectly contradict any truth which science, by the methods proper toit, is able to establish. Thus, for example, if philosophy finds thatthere is nothing real independently of mind, science will be satisfiedso long as it finds a meaning for its assumed entities, such as space, external things, and physical causes. [153] The student of philosophy need not be told that these imposing-lookingproblems respecting c...ognition, making, up what the Germans call the"Theory of Cognition, " and the cognate problem respecting the nature ofreality, are still a long way from being settled. To-day, as in the daysof Plato and Aristotle, are argued, in slightly altered forms, the vexedquestions, What is true cognition? Is it a mere efflux from sensation, a passive conformity of representation to sensation (sensualism orempiricism)? or is it, on the other hand, a construction of activethought, involving certain necessary forms of intelligence (rationalismor intuitivism)?
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Nor can science findfault with it so long as it keeps to its own sphere, and does notdirectly contradict any truth which science, by the methods proper toit, is able to establish. Thus, for example, if philosophy finds thatthere is nothing real independently of mind, science will be satisfiedso long as it finds a meaning for its assumed entities, such as space, external things, and physical causes. [153] The student of philosophy need not be told that these imposing-lookingproblems respecting c...ognition, making, up what the Germans call the"Theory of Cognition, " and the cognate problem respecting the nature ofreality, are still a long way from being settled. To-day, as in the daysof Plato and Aristotle, are argued, in slightly altered forms, the vexedquestions, What is true cognition? Is it a mere efflux from sensation, a passive conformity of representation to sensation (sensualism orempiricism)? or is it, on the other hand, a construction of activethought, involving certain necessary forms of intelligence (rationalismor intuitivism)?
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