James Martineau And His Greatest book
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When, by an a priori axiom of the understand- ing, we apply this causal relation to the external world, in the act of perception, we must carry this meaning too. Through such act of percep- tion as has been analyzed, we are introduced to the world, not as to a dead thing, or a material aggregate of things, but to another self, just as causal as we, instinct with hidden Will, and so 52 "A STUDY OF RELIGION" far presenting the outer and inner spheres in true equipoise.
In the dualism, then, which... perception! opens to us, we are placed under an irrepealable thought-necessity of the following kind : Here at home in the Ego, we have first hand acquaint- ance with Causality ; and we find it to be Will. In the reaction of objects upon us we know their resistance to be simply the inverse or opposite of our own causality, and so we recognize in them the same attribute (causal Will) by which we ourselves have moved forth upon them. Not till we put forth and direct our own causality, whether simply percipient or motory, have we revelation of the causality of the world ; and our immediate feeling of operative Will in the exer- cise of our own causality, we, by a necessary law of thought, reflect and must ever reflect upon, the outer world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When, by an a priori axiom of the understand- ing, we apply this causal relation to the external world, in the act of perception, we must carry this meaning too. Through such act of percep- tion as has been analyzed, we are introduced to the world, not as to a dead thing, or a material aggregate of things, but to another self, just as causal as we, instinct with hidden Will, and so 52 "A STUDY OF RELIGION" far presenting the outer and inner spheres in true equipoise.
In the dualism, then, which... perception! opens to us, we are placed under an irrepealable thought-necessity of the following kind : Here at home in the Ego, we have first hand acquaint- ance with Causality ; and we find it to be Will. In the reaction of objects upon us we know their resistance to be simply the inverse or opposite of our own causality, and so we recognize in them the same attribute (causal Will) by which we ourselves have moved forth upon them. Not till we put forth and direct our own causality, whether simply percipient or motory, have we revelation of the causality of the world ; and our immediate feeling of operative Will in the exer- cise of our own causality, we, by a necessary law of thought, reflect and must ever reflect upon, the outer world.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jabez Thomas Sunderland to read onlineMoreLess
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