Knowledge And Reality a Criticism of Mr F H Bradleys Principles of Logic
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E. Fails to row as any one ought who undertakes to do so, we find that the negative abstraction has reference to a teleological standard, which may be said to be given in the object, although not satisfied by it. Here, i. E. Where a thing does not come up to its type, the negative has a value which can hardly be called other than objective. The affirmative relation is directly suggested, and negated in as far as it is suggested, in the object of perception. I am only speaking of the simple tele...ology of our everyday world, not of any remote final cause. Thus if we say, " That ship is not fit to go to sea, " there is nothing artificial, arbitrary, or in a special sense subjec- tive, in our criticism. " Fit to go to sea " is suggested affirmatively as an attribute of ship, ipso facto, the Q 226 Knoivledge and Reality.
moment we recognize an object to be a ship ; and in the case of unfitness the negation is as really given in the object before us as is the affirmation in the case of fiitness.
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E. Fails to row as any one ought who undertakes to do so, we find that the negative abstraction has reference to a teleological standard, which may be said to be given in the object, although not satisfied by it. Here, i. E. Where a thing does not come up to its type, the negative has a value which can hardly be called other than objective. The affirmative relation is directly suggested, and negated in as far as it is suggested, in the object of perception. I am only speaking of the simple tele...ology of our everyday world, not of any remote final cause. Thus if we say, " That ship is not fit to go to sea, " there is nothing artificial, arbitrary, or in a special sense subjec- tive, in our criticism. " Fit to go to sea " is suggested affirmatively as an attribute of ship, ipso facto, the Q 226 Knoivledge and Reality.
moment we recognize an object to be a ship ; and in the case of unfitness the negation is as really given in the object before us as is the affirmation in the case of fiitness.
What to read after Knowledge And Reality a Criticism of Mr F H Bradleys Principles of Logic?
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