Kants Theory of Knowledge
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The two positions just stated are alterna- tive ways of answering the question in the negative. They are, then, philosophical views based upon a distinction found in our ordinary consciousness. Con- sequently, in order to decide whether the distinction will bear the superstructure placed upon it by the philosophical consciousness, it is necessary to examine the distinction as it exists in our ordinary conscious- ness. The distinction is applied in our ordinary con- sciousness both to the primar...y and to the secondary qualities of matter, i. E. To the size, shape, position and motion of physical bodies, and to their colour, warmth, &c. We say, for instance, that the moon looks ^ or appears as large as the sun, though really it is much smaller. We say that railway lines, though parallel, look convergent, just as we say that the straight stick in water looks bent. We say that at sunset the sun, though really below the horizon, looks above it. Again, we say that to a person who is 1 I. E. The consciousness for which the problems are those of science as opposed to philosophy.
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The two positions just stated are alterna- tive ways of answering the question in the negative. They are, then, philosophical views based upon a distinction found in our ordinary consciousness. Con- sequently, in order to decide whether the distinction will bear the superstructure placed upon it by the philosophical consciousness, it is necessary to examine the distinction as it exists in our ordinary conscious- ness. The distinction is applied in our ordinary con- sciousness both to the primar...y and to the secondary qualities of matter, i. E. To the size, shape, position and motion of physical bodies, and to their colour, warmth, &c. We say, for instance, that the moon looks ^ or appears as large as the sun, though really it is much smaller. We say that railway lines, though parallel, look convergent, just as we say that the straight stick in water looks bent. We say that at sunset the sun, though really below the horizon, looks above it. Again, we say that to a person who is 1 I. E. The consciousness for which the problems are those of science as opposed to philosophy.
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