Mind Studies for Young Teachers
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By immediate abstraction let us suppose the separation of the empirical, and the disengagement of the necessary and absolute. We then have the pure idea of the absolute and necessary. This idea thus developed, we find it impossible not to apply to all cases, real or supposed. We have then, and in this manner, the universal, necessary, and absolute idea or principle.
This process might perhaps be more distinctly explained by a reference to the ideas of body and space. These ideas are not origina...lly given in their present simple abstract form. They are given in such propositions as this: This particular body is somewhere, or in space. Here you have the empiri- cal part, body, and the necessary and absolute part, space. Separate the two, and you have the conting:ent idea of body, and the necessary and ab- solute idea of space. Hence the principle, universal, necessary, and absolute: Body implies space. — Mahan's " Mental Philosophy. " FACULTIES USED IN ABSTRACT THINKING, 57 FACULTIES USED IN ABSTRACT THINKING.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By immediate abstraction let us suppose the separation of the empirical, and the disengagement of the necessary and absolute. We then have the pure idea of the absolute and necessary. This idea thus developed, we find it impossible not to apply to all cases, real or supposed. We have then, and in this manner, the universal, necessary, and absolute idea or principle.
This process might perhaps be more distinctly explained by a reference to the ideas of body and space. These ideas are not origina...lly given in their present simple abstract form. They are given in such propositions as this: This particular body is somewhere, or in space. Here you have the empiri- cal part, body, and the necessary and absolute part, space. Separate the two, and you have the conting:ent idea of body, and the necessary and ab- solute idea of space. Hence the principle, universal, necessary, and absolute: Body implies space. — Mahan's " Mental Philosophy. " FACULTIES USED IN ABSTRACT THINKING, 57 FACULTIES USED IN ABSTRACT THINKING.
What to read after Mind Studies for Young Teachers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerome Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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