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We must therefore enlarge our definition and say that a phenomenon is anything which is presented in experience either external or internal \ 176. Now, given any phenomenon say, a twinge of gout in somebody's big toe the whole history of the universe may be divided into the events which follow that phenomenon and the events which do not. All that follow it are called Consequents; all that do not are called Antecedents. Thus every phenomenon serves as a landmark of history, dividing it by a shar...p dichotomy. Let the reader notice that we have not attempted to divide the course of events into those which go before and those which come after a given phenomenon. This would be to leave out all the events contemporaneous with it. At the moment when somebody felt that twinge of gout in his big toe there were innumerable events happening in every quarter of the globe and throughout the solar system and in the abysses of space and in states of being beyond our ken. All these are, properly speaking, Concomitants of the given phenomenon : but, for 1 The word ' phenomenon ' seems to have been pitched upon with a view to expressing the facts from which we start in our inductive inquiries without raising any metaphysical questions as to a reality underlying them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We must therefore enlarge our definition and say that a phenomenon is anything which is presented in experience either external or internal \ 176. Now, given any phenomenon say, a twinge of gout in somebody's big toe the whole history of the universe may be divided into the events which follow that phenomenon and the events which do not. All that follow it are called Consequents; all that do not are called Antecedents. Thus every phenomenon serves as a landmark of history, dividing it by a shar...p dichotomy. Let the reader notice that we have not attempted to divide the course of events into those which go before and those which come after a given phenomenon. This would be to leave out all the events contemporaneous with it. At the moment when somebody felt that twinge of gout in his big toe there were innumerable events happening in every quarter of the globe and throughout the solar system and in the abysses of space and in states of being beyond our ken. All these are, properly speaking, Concomitants of the given phenomenon : but, for 1 The word ' phenomenon ' seems to have been pitched upon with a view to expressing the facts from which we start in our inductive inquiries without raising any metaphysical questions as to a reality underlying them.
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