Science, Philosophy And Religion. Lectures Delivered Before the Lowell Institute, Boston
Science, Philosophy And Religion. Lectures Delivered Before the Lowell Institute, Boston
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Now, however, consciousness has become a condition, a mode of being, something inseparable from mental acts, that by which and through which we understand them, that which determines them to be what they are, and this is to be a regulative idea. All perplex- ity, therefore, met with, in making consciousness any distinct portion of mental phenomena, in regarding that as phenomenal which accompanies every phe- Digitized by LjOOQ IC CONSCIOUSNESS, THE FIELD OF MENTAL FACTS. 1 47 nomenon, goes to s...how that the true key of the solu- tion is to be found in the antecedent and necessary relation of the mind to its own states and activities, by which they are known to it, in and by the fact of being its activities. A state of knowing, or of feel- ing, includes, as its condition or complement, this notion of consciousness, thus revealing it as the regu- lative idea of the department. The above discussion may seem to you remote and abstruse, but it is of the last degree of importance. If its conclusions are correct, not only are all present identifications of mental and physical phenomena shown to be false, the very effort to make them is disclosed as intrinsi- cally absurd, as much so as to resolve colors into odors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, however, consciousness has become a condition, a mode of being, something inseparable from mental acts, that by which and through which we understand them, that which determines them to be what they are, and this is to be a regulative idea. All perplex- ity, therefore, met with, in making consciousness any distinct portion of mental phenomena, in regarding that as phenomenal which accompanies every phe- Digitized by LjOOQ IC CONSCIOUSNESS, THE FIELD OF MENTAL FACTS. 1 47 nomenon, goes to s...how that the true key of the solu- tion is to be found in the antecedent and necessary relation of the mind to its own states and activities, by which they are known to it, in and by the fact of being its activities. A state of knowing, or of feel- ing, includes, as its condition or complement, this notion of consciousness, thus revealing it as the regu- lative idea of the department. The above discussion may seem to you remote and abstruse, but it is of the last degree of importance. If its conclusions are correct, not only are all present identifications of mental and physical phenomena shown to be false, the very effort to make them is disclosed as intrinsi- cally absurd, as much so as to resolve colors into odors.
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