Meno
Meno
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We mayattempt to shake them off, but they are always returning, and in everysphere of science and human action are tending to go beyond facts. Theyare thought to be innate, because they have been familiar to us all ourlives, and we can no longer dismiss them from our mind. Many of themexpress relations of terms to which nothing exactly or nothing at all inrerum natura corresponds. We are not such free agents in the use ofthem as we sometimes imagine. Fixed ideas have taken the most completeposs...ession of some thinkers who have been most determined to renouncethem, and have been vehemently affirmed when they could be leastexplained and were incapable of proof. The world has often been led awayby a word to which no distinct meaning could be attached. Abstractionssuch as 'authority, ' 'equality, ' 'utility, ' 'liberty, ' 'pleasure, ''experience, ' 'consciousness, ' 'chance, ' 'substance, ' 'matter, ' 'atom, 'and a heap of other metaphysical and theological terms, are the sourceof quite as much error and illusion and have as little relationto actual facts as the ideas of Plato.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We mayattempt to shake them off, but they are always returning, and in everysphere of science and human action are tending to go beyond facts. Theyare thought to be innate, because they have been familiar to us all ourlives, and we can no longer dismiss them from our mind. Many of themexpress relations of terms to which nothing exactly or nothing at all inrerum natura corresponds. We are not such free agents in the use ofthem as we sometimes imagine. Fixed ideas have taken the most completeposs...ession of some thinkers who have been most determined to renouncethem, and have been vehemently affirmed when they could be leastexplained and were incapable of proof. The world has often been led awayby a word to which no distinct meaning could be attached. Abstractionssuch as 'authority, ' 'equality, ' 'utility, ' 'liberty, ' 'pleasure, ''experience, ' 'consciousness, ' 'chance, ' 'substance, ' 'matter, ' 'atom, 'and a heap of other metaphysical and theological terms, are the sourceof quite as much error and illusion and have as little relationto actual facts as the ideas of Plato.
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