Matter And Memory
Matter And Memory
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1896).
CHAP, in MEMORY AND GENERAL IDEAS 201 A human being who should dream his life in- stead of living it would no doubt thus keep before Spontaneous his eyes at each moment the infinite mul- recaiis differ- titude of the details of his past history, memory And, on the other hand, the man who sirniliiritv * *t their should repudiate this memory with all place arises that it begets would be continually the general . , . , . , j r i idea. Acting his life instead of truly repre- senting it to hi...mself : a conscious automaton, he would follow the lead of useful habits which prolong into an appropriate reaction the stimula- tion received. The first would never rise above the particular, or even above the individual ; leaving to each image its date in time and its position in space, he would see wherein it differs from others and not how it resembles them. The other, always swayed by habit, would only dis- tinguish in any situation that aspect in which it practically resembles former situations ; incapable, doubtless, of thinking universals, since every general idea implies the representation, at least virtual, of a number of remembered images, he would nevertheless move in the universal, habit being to action what generality is to thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1896).
CHAP, in MEMORY AND GENERAL IDEAS 201 A human being who should dream his life in- stead of living it would no doubt thus keep before Spontaneous his eyes at each moment the infinite mul- recaiis differ- titude of the details of his past history, memory And, on the other hand, the man who sirniliiritv * *t their should repudiate this memory with all place arises that it begets would be continually the general . , . , . , j r i idea. Acting his life instead of truly repre- senting it to hi...mself : a conscious automaton, he would follow the lead of useful habits which prolong into an appropriate reaction the stimula- tion received. The first would never rise above the particular, or even above the individual ; leaving to each image its date in time and its position in space, he would see wherein it differs from others and not how it resembles them. The other, always swayed by habit, would only dis- tinguish in any situation that aspect in which it practically resembles former situations ; incapable, doubtless, of thinking universals, since every general idea implies the representation, at least virtual, of a number of remembered images, he would nevertheless move in the universal, habit being to action what generality is to thought.
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