Philosophy of Sir William Hamilton Bart
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Campbell's doctrine, I may finally observe, attracted the attention of Mr. Stewart (El. Ii. P. 82 sq. ) ; but h was not aware either of its relation to Buffier or of its bearing upon Kant.
PHILOSOPHY OF COMMON SENSE. 127 inveigh against Reid, Beattie, and Oswald more especially the two last for at once stealing and spoiling the doctrine of the learned Jesuit.
In regard to the spoiling, the translator is the only culprit. According to him, Buffier's ' Common Sense is a disposition of mind not na...tural but acquired by age and time' (pp. Iv. Xxxiv. ) ' Those first truths which are its object require experience and meditation to be conceived, and the judgments thence derived are the result of exercising reason, ' (p. V. ) ' The use of Reason is Reasoning ;' and Common Sense is that degree of understanding in all things to which the generality of mankind are capable of attaining by the exertion of their rational faculty' (p. Xvii. ) In fact Buffier's first truths, on his translator's showing, are last truths ; for when ' by time we arrive at the knowledge of an infinitude of things, and by the use of reason (i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Campbell's doctrine, I may finally observe, attracted the attention of Mr. Stewart (El. Ii. P. 82 sq. ) ; but h was not aware either of its relation to Buffier or of its bearing upon Kant.
PHILOSOPHY OF COMMON SENSE. 127 inveigh against Reid, Beattie, and Oswald more especially the two last for at once stealing and spoiling the doctrine of the learned Jesuit.
In regard to the spoiling, the translator is the only culprit. According to him, Buffier's ' Common Sense is a disposition of mind not na...tural but acquired by age and time' (pp. Iv. Xxxiv. ) ' Those first truths which are its object require experience and meditation to be conceived, and the judgments thence derived are the result of exercising reason, ' (p. V. ) ' The use of Reason is Reasoning ;' and Common Sense is that degree of understanding in all things to which the generality of mankind are capable of attaining by the exertion of their rational faculty' (p. Xvii. ) In fact Buffier's first truths, on his translator's showing, are last truths ; for when ' by time we arrive at the knowledge of an infinitude of things, and by the use of reason (i.
What to read after Philosophy of Sir William Hamilton Bart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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