Notes On Prof Ormonds Philosophy From Descartes to Kant Lectures
Notes On Prof Ormonds Philosophy From Descartes to Kant Lectures
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With refer- ence to any science of objective nature the logical conclusion is that we are entirely shut off from reality. He shrinks from the conclus- ion, but says it is probable that a science of nature is not possible. Of his successors, Berkeley universalizes subjectivity and both ma- terial and spiritual substances disappear. Hume hesitated but finally, upon the foundation which Locke had laid, drew his con- clusion of absolute skepticism.
2. Locke's Theory of KNOWLEDaE, or the Metaphysica...l Prob- lem, (Book IV). This book was written before the other three, and this explains a certain inconsistency. Basis— He seeks to answer the question, What do we know? And answers, We perceive rela- tions among ideas. So that knowledge is made up of ideas and of relations of agreement or disagreement among them. Knowable things concerning ideas come under one of the heads — Identity and Diversity, Relation, Co-existence, and Real Existence. The divis- ion is not logical and if he had carried out his conclusions as to ab- stract notions and propositions, he would have altered it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With refer- ence to any science of objective nature the logical conclusion is that we are entirely shut off from reality. He shrinks from the conclus- ion, but says it is probable that a science of nature is not possible. Of his successors, Berkeley universalizes subjectivity and both ma- terial and spiritual substances disappear. Hume hesitated but finally, upon the foundation which Locke had laid, drew his con- clusion of absolute skepticism.
2. Locke's Theory of KNOWLEDaE, or the Metaphysica...l Prob- lem, (Book IV). This book was written before the other three, and this explains a certain inconsistency. Basis— He seeks to answer the question, What do we know? And answers, We perceive rela- tions among ideas. So that knowledge is made up of ideas and of relations of agreement or disagreement among them. Knowable things concerning ideas come under one of the heads — Identity and Diversity, Relation, Co-existence, and Real Existence. The divis- ion is not logical and if he had carried out his conclusions as to ab- stract notions and propositions, he would have altered it.
What to read after Notes On Prof Ormonds Philosophy From Descartes to Kant Lectures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Thomas Ormond to read onlineMoreLess
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