Philosophical Studies
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We may, therefore, each one of us, safely conclude that we do know external facts ; and, if we do, then there is no reason why we should not also know that other men do the same. There is no reason why we should not, in this respect, make our philosophical opinions agree with what we necessarily believe at other times. There is no reason why I should not con- fidently assert that I do really know some external facts, although I cannot prove the assertion except by simply assuming that I do. I a...m, in fact, as certain of this as of anything ; and as reasonably certain of it. But just as I am certain that I do 1 64 HUME'S PHILOSOPHY know some external facts, so I am also certain that there are others which I do not know. And the question remains : Does the line between the two fall, where Hume says it falls ? Is it true that the only external facts I know are facts for which I have a basis in my own experience ? And that I cannot know any facts whatever, beyond the reach of my own observation and memory, except those for which I have such a basis ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We may, therefore, each one of us, safely conclude that we do know external facts ; and, if we do, then there is no reason why we should not also know that other men do the same. There is no reason why we should not, in this respect, make our philosophical opinions agree with what we necessarily believe at other times. There is no reason why I should not con- fidently assert that I do really know some external facts, although I cannot prove the assertion except by simply assuming that I do. I a...m, in fact, as certain of this as of anything ; and as reasonably certain of it. But just as I am certain that I do 1 64 HUME'S PHILOSOPHY know some external facts, so I am also certain that there are others which I do not know. And the question remains : Does the line between the two fall, where Hume says it falls ? Is it true that the only external facts I know are facts for which I have a basis in my own experience ? And that I cannot know any facts whatever, beyond the reach of my own observation and memory, except those for which I have such a basis ?
What to read after Philosophical Studies?
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