Lectures On Metaphysics And Logic
Lectures On Metaphysics And Logic
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Lkct. XXVItt fact, to those born blind, time serves instead of space. Vicinity and distance means in their mouths nothing more than the shorter or longer time, the smaller or greater number of feelings, which they find necessary to attain from some one feeling to some other. That a person blind from birth employs the language of vision, — that may occasion considerable error, and did, indeed, at the commence- ment of my observations, lead me wrong ; but, in point of fact, he knows nothing of th...ings as existing out of each other ; and (this in particular I have very clearly remarked), if objects, and the parts of his body touched by them, did not make different kinds of im- pression on his nerves of sensation, he would take everything exter- nal for one and the same. In his own body he absolutely did not discriminate head and foot at all by their distance, but merely by the difference of the feelings (and his perception of such difference was incredibly fine), which he experienced from the one and from the other; and, moreover, through time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lkct. XXVItt fact, to those born blind, time serves instead of space. Vicinity and distance means in their mouths nothing more than the shorter or longer time, the smaller or greater number of feelings, which they find necessary to attain from some one feeling to some other. That a person blind from birth employs the language of vision, — that may occasion considerable error, and did, indeed, at the commence- ment of my observations, lead me wrong ; but, in point of fact, he knows nothing of th...ings as existing out of each other ; and (this in particular I have very clearly remarked), if objects, and the parts of his body touched by them, did not make different kinds of im- pression on his nerves of sensation, he would take everything exter- nal for one and the same. In his own body he absolutely did not discriminate head and foot at all by their distance, but merely by the difference of the feelings (and his perception of such difference was incredibly fine), which he experienced from the one and from the other; and, moreover, through time.
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