Immanuel Kants Critique of Pure Reason volume 1
Immanuel Kants Critique of Pure Reason volume 1
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The problem of sensible perception and the inner structure of the organism can only be solved by assuming universal and particular animation, ex- tending throughout the most minute material atoms, i. E, by the jperceptions injiniment jpetites of Leibniz. The so-called ' Philosophy of the Unconscious, ' which has been proclaimed in our days with oracular preten- tiousness and a bombastic waste of crude phraseology, contains a slender kernel of truth, long ago discovered by Leibniz and clearly tr...aced out into all its ramifying consequences. There are inniunerable infinitely small perceptions of the body which do not attain the clearness of the intellectual principle which attends principally to the action of the chief organs of sense (the central monad of the rational human mind), and they remain therefore in the obscurity of an apparent unconsciousness. Leibniz correctly uses these dim per- ceptions to explain not only the vegetative functions of tlie body, but also the so-called mechanical or instinctive actions of men, i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The problem of sensible perception and the inner structure of the organism can only be solved by assuming universal and particular animation, ex- tending throughout the most minute material atoms, i. E, by the jperceptions injiniment jpetites of Leibniz. The so-called ' Philosophy of the Unconscious, ' which has been proclaimed in our days with oracular preten- tiousness and a bombastic waste of crude phraseology, contains a slender kernel of truth, long ago discovered by Leibniz and clearly tr...aced out into all its ramifying consequences. There are inniunerable infinitely small perceptions of the body which do not attain the clearness of the intellectual principle which attends principally to the action of the chief organs of sense (the central monad of the rational human mind), and they remain therefore in the obscurity of an apparent unconsciousness. Leibniz correctly uses these dim per- ceptions to explain not only the vegetative functions of tlie body, but also the so-called mechanical or instinctive actions of men, i.
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