Science And the Infinite
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Let us turn towards a common object in thisroom. We catch in our eyes the multitudinous impulses which arereflected from its surface under circumstances somewhat similar tothose in which a cricketer "fields" a ball; he puts his hand in theway of the moving ball and catches it, and, knowing the distance ofthe batsman, he perhaps recognises, by the hard impact of the ball, that the batsman has strong muscles, but he cannot be said to _see_the batsman by that impact, nor can he gain thereby any id...ea as to hischaracter. So it is with objective intuition; we direct our eyestowards an object, and catch thereby rays of light reflected from thatobject at different angles, and, by combining all these directions, werecognise _form_, and come to the conclusion that we are looking at, say, a chair. The eye also tells us that rays are coming in greaterquantity from some parts of it, and we know that those parts are_polished_; the eye again catches rays giving higher or lowerfrequencies of vibration, and we call that _colour_; our eyes alsotell us that it intercepts certain rays reflected from other objectsin the room, and we know that it is not _transparent_ to light; andthose are our sight perceptions of a wooden chair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let us turn towards a common object in thisroom. We catch in our eyes the multitudinous impulses which arereflected from its surface under circumstances somewhat similar tothose in which a cricketer "fields" a ball; he puts his hand in theway of the moving ball and catches it, and, knowing the distance ofthe batsman, he perhaps recognises, by the hard impact of the ball, that the batsman has strong muscles, but he cannot be said to _see_the batsman by that impact, nor can he gain thereby any id...ea as to hischaracter. So it is with objective intuition; we direct our eyestowards an object, and catch thereby rays of light reflected from thatobject at different angles, and, by combining all these directions, werecognise _form_, and come to the conclusion that we are looking at, say, a chair. The eye also tells us that rays are coming in greaterquantity from some parts of it, and we know that those parts are_polished_; the eye again catches rays giving higher or lowerfrequencies of vibration, and we call that _colour_; our eyes alsotell us that it intercepts certain rays reflected from other objectsin the room, and we know that it is not _transparent_ to light; andthose are our sight perceptions of a wooden chair.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Klein Sydney T. to read onlineMoreLess
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