Improvement of the Understanding
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(5) However, this is not the place to recountsuch aids, nor is there any need to do so, until we have acquired asufficient knowledge of eternal things and their infallible laws, and until the nature of our senses has become plain to us.
[103] (1) Before betaking ourselves to seek knowledge of particularthings, it will be seasonable to speak of such aids, as all tend toteach us the mode of employing our senses, and to make certainexperiments under fixed rules and arrangements which may suffice t...odetermine the object of our inquiry, so that we may therefrom inferwhat laws of eternal things it has been produced under, and may gainan insight into its inmost nature, as I will duly show. (2) Here, to return to my purpose, I will only endeavor to set forth what seemsnecessary for enabling us to attain to knowledge of eternal things, and to define them under the conditions laid down above.
[104] (1) With this end, we must bear in mind what has already beenstated, namely, that when the mind devotes itself to any thought, soas to examine it, and to deduce therefrom in due order all thelegitimate conclusions possible, any falsehood which may lurk in thethought will be detected; but if the thought be true, the mind willreadily proceed without interruption to deduce truths from it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(5) However, this is not the place to recountsuch aids, nor is there any need to do so, until we have acquired asufficient knowledge of eternal things and their infallible laws, and until the nature of our senses has become plain to us.
[103] (1) Before betaking ourselves to seek knowledge of particularthings, it will be seasonable to speak of such aids, as all tend toteach us the mode of employing our senses, and to make certainexperiments under fixed rules and arrangements which may suffice t...odetermine the object of our inquiry, so that we may therefrom inferwhat laws of eternal things it has been produced under, and may gainan insight into its inmost nature, as I will duly show. (2) Here, to return to my purpose, I will only endeavor to set forth what seemsnecessary for enabling us to attain to knowledge of eternal things, and to define them under the conditions laid down above.
[104] (1) With this end, we must bear in mind what has already beenstated, namely, that when the mind devotes itself to any thought, soas to examine it, and to deduce therefrom in due order all thelegitimate conclusions possible, any falsehood which may lurk in thethought will be detected; but if the thought be true, the mind willreadily proceed without interruption to deduce truths from it.
What to read after Improvement of the Understanding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spinoza, Benedictus De, 1632-1677 to read onlineMoreLess
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