Individual Immortality
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When considering the subject from the scientific point of view, we saw that though individuality is far more emphasised in man than elsewhere in Nature, yet it is character- istic not only of all organic beings but of the inorganic universe as well, that in fact the whole Cosmos bears the stamp of in- dividuality, i. E. , of uniqueness. It is such that it is completely and definitely dis- tinguished from all possible or conceivable other orders that might have come into existence. Its very poss...ibilities are con- ditioned by the kind of universe which it is : they could not be otherwise unless it were otherwise. When, leaving the in- organic universe, we turn to organic life, we find that individuality tends to become what we may perhaps term increasingly spontaneous. Instead of being as it were stamped upon each organism, as a hall-mark upon silver, the organism appears rather to in. ] INDIVIDUAL IDENTITY 55 develop its own individuality in its own way, strictly limited, of course, by the organic division to which it belongs, yet within these limits having so much of free play as to enable it (very markedly among the higher animals, ) to develop certain idiosyncrasies of its own, difficult if not impossible to define, which yet distinguish it from all members of the same species.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When considering the subject from the scientific point of view, we saw that though individuality is far more emphasised in man than elsewhere in Nature, yet it is character- istic not only of all organic beings but of the inorganic universe as well, that in fact the whole Cosmos bears the stamp of in- dividuality, i. E. , of uniqueness. It is such that it is completely and definitely dis- tinguished from all possible or conceivable other orders that might have come into existence. Its very poss...ibilities are con- ditioned by the kind of universe which it is : they could not be otherwise unless it were otherwise. When, leaving the in- organic universe, we turn to organic life, we find that individuality tends to become what we may perhaps term increasingly spontaneous. Instead of being as it were stamped upon each organism, as a hall-mark upon silver, the organism appears rather to in. ] INDIVIDUAL IDENTITY 55 develop its own individuality in its own way, strictly limited, of course, by the organic division to which it belongs, yet within these limits having so much of free play as to enable it (very markedly among the higher animals, ) to develop certain idiosyncrasies of its own, difficult if not impossible to define, which yet distinguish it from all members of the same species.
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