Instinct And Intelligence in the Animal Kingdom
Instinct And Intelligence in the Animal Kingdom
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119 i8 and 19) in support of his opinion, comes from his error in taking general sense images for genuine ab- stractions, a mistake which we have abundantly refuted.
Emery finds it very probable that a dog can perceive the identity of color between the green-colored bench and the bushes in the garden. But such a judgment essentially presupposes an abstract notion of the ele- mentary perception of "green." The dog undoubtedly perceives the similarity of the two green colors, because both of them... produce a similar sense image in its sensile imagination. But it is contrary to all scientific prob- ability that it reflects on this similarity that it forms the general concept "green" by abstraction, and uses that idea for a formal judgment. Such suppositions are, to say the least, improbable, because the similarity of the respective sense images fully suffices to explain the actual behavior of the dog. To ascribe anything more to it is an arbitrary humanization of animals. Ants, a£ is known, are endowed with well developed com- pound eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
119 i8 and 19) in support of his opinion, comes from his error in taking general sense images for genuine ab- stractions, a mistake which we have abundantly refuted.
Emery finds it very probable that a dog can perceive the identity of color between the green-colored bench and the bushes in the garden. But such a judgment essentially presupposes an abstract notion of the ele- mentary perception of "green." The dog undoubtedly perceives the similarity of the two green colors, because both of them... produce a similar sense image in its sensile imagination. But it is contrary to all scientific prob- ability that it reflects on this similarity that it forms the general concept "green" by abstraction, and uses that idea for a formal judgment. Such suppositions are, to say the least, improbable, because the similarity of the respective sense images fully suffices to explain the actual behavior of the dog. To ascribe anything more to it is an arbitrary humanization of animals. Ants, a£ is known, are endowed with well developed com- pound eyes.
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