Life Mind And Knowledge Or the Circuit of Sentient Existence
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Similarly, it is the interruption and change of sensation which breaks up experience into more or less rounded events that reveal time.
It is the sense of difference that awakens conscious- ness to the cognition of existence, as it is the sense of likeness amid this difference that engenders that in- tellectual satisfaction called knowledge.
A perpetual day, with no event, no change and no action in it, would give us "no suspicion of time. ' 1 But human experience, and, indeed, that of all sen-... tient life, is as discrete and granular as matter is. If matter were a " plenum, " as the ether is supposed to be, space could never become " known " to man, with his present equipment of sense-organs; and if we take into account the nature of energy it is more than doubtful that a sense, capable of doing it, could ever be evolved.
And in like manner, if life's experience was a 53 54 LIFE, MIND, AND KNOWLEDGE " continuum " or uniformity, the idea of time would never become part of consciousness; in fact, there would be no consciousness of which it could form a part.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Similarly, it is the interruption and change of sensation which breaks up experience into more or less rounded events that reveal time.
It is the sense of difference that awakens conscious- ness to the cognition of existence, as it is the sense of likeness amid this difference that engenders that in- tellectual satisfaction called knowledge.
A perpetual day, with no event, no change and no action in it, would give us "no suspicion of time. ' 1 But human experience, and, indeed, that of all sen-... tient life, is as discrete and granular as matter is. If matter were a " plenum, " as the ether is supposed to be, space could never become " known " to man, with his present equipment of sense-organs; and if we take into account the nature of energy it is more than doubtful that a sense, capable of doing it, could ever be evolved.
And in like manner, if life's experience was a 53 54 LIFE, MIND, AND KNOWLEDGE " continuum " or uniformity, the idea of time would never become part of consciousness; in fact, there would be no consciousness of which it could form a part.
What to read after Life Mind And Knowledge Or the Circuit of Sentient Existence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J C Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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