Selections From Berkeley Annotated An Introduction to the Problems of Modern P
Selections From Berkeley Annotated An Introduction to the Problems of Modern P
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This and the next section may be compared with Milton, Par. Lost, V. 469-490.
304 SELECTIONS FROM BERKELEY animal, and the animal soul becomes intellectual : which is to be understood not of the change of one nature into another, but of the connexion of different natures ; each lower nature being, according to those philosophers, as it were a receptacle or subject for the next above it to reside and act in.
275. It is also the doctrine of Platonic philosophers, that intellect is the very life o...f living things, the first principle and exemplar of all, from whence by different degrees are derived the inferior classes of life : first the rational, then the sensitive, after that the vegetal ; but so as in the rational animal there is still somewhat intellectual^ again, in the sen- sitive there is somewhat rational, and in the vegetal some- what sensitive, and lastly, in mixed bodies, as metals and minerals, somewhat of vegetation. By which means the whole is thought to be more perfectly connected.
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This and the next section may be compared with Milton, Par. Lost, V. 469-490.
304 SELECTIONS FROM BERKELEY animal, and the animal soul becomes intellectual : which is to be understood not of the change of one nature into another, but of the connexion of different natures ; each lower nature being, according to those philosophers, as it were a receptacle or subject for the next above it to reside and act in.
275. It is also the doctrine of Platonic philosophers, that intellect is the very life o...f living things, the first principle and exemplar of all, from whence by different degrees are derived the inferior classes of life : first the rational, then the sensitive, after that the vegetal ; but so as in the rational animal there is still somewhat intellectual^ again, in the sen- sitive there is somewhat rational, and in the vegetal some- what sensitive, and lastly, in mixed bodies, as metals and minerals, somewhat of vegetation. By which means the whole is thought to be more perfectly connected.
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