Logic Or the Morphology of Knowledge volume 2
Logic Or the Morphology of Knowledge volume 2
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And therefore to indicate the reasons for the latter doctrine, though strictly belonging to metaphysics, also becomes relevant here.
The criticism runs thus : If every judgment in ultimate analysis qualifies an existing reality by an abstract universal, " Mr. Russell, Philosophy of Leibniz, p. 15, and Principles of Mathematics, p. 448 ; Professor Stout, Aristotelian Proceedings, 1902-3, p. 7 ; Professor A. E. Taylor, ibid. , 1908-9, pp. 202-5.
b These words, ' by itself, ' indicate a principal ...feature of the criticism in the sense in which I desire to repel it.
252 Judgment in Relation to 'Absolutism* it is impossible to arrive at a plurality of individuals which can be ultimate subjects of predication, because no combination of abstract universals can confer the uniqueness a which alone distinguishes an individual. There can therefore be but one ultimate Individual to which all predicates must belong ; and this doctrine is Absolutism.
On this basis there are two charges against our theory of Judgment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And therefore to indicate the reasons for the latter doctrine, though strictly belonging to metaphysics, also becomes relevant here.
The criticism runs thus : If every judgment in ultimate analysis qualifies an existing reality by an abstract universal, " Mr. Russell, Philosophy of Leibniz, p. 15, and Principles of Mathematics, p. 448 ; Professor Stout, Aristotelian Proceedings, 1902-3, p. 7 ; Professor A. E. Taylor, ibid. , 1908-9, pp. 202-5.
b These words, ' by itself, ' indicate a principal ...feature of the criticism in the sense in which I desire to repel it.
252 Judgment in Relation to 'Absolutism* it is impossible to arrive at a plurality of individuals which can be ultimate subjects of predication, because no combination of abstract universals can confer the uniqueness a which alone distinguishes an individual. There can therefore be but one ultimate Individual to which all predicates must belong ; and this doctrine is Absolutism.
On this basis there are two charges against our theory of Judgment.
What to read after Logic Or the Morphology of Knowledge volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bosanquet, Bernard, 1848-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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