Selections From Previous Works
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The most cursory reflection upon our actions will show us that it is nomore possible for living action to have more than one set of proximateconsequents at any given time than for oxygen and hydrogen when mixed inthe proportions proper for the formation of water. Why then notrecognise this fact, and ascribe repeated similarity of living action tothe reproduction of the necessary antecedents, with no more sense ofconnection between the steps in the action, or memory of similar actiontaken before..., than we suppose on the part of oxygen and hydrogenmolecules between the several occasions on which they may have beendisunited and reunited?
A boy catches the measles not because he remembers having caught them inthe persons of his father and mother, but because he is a fit soil for acertain kind of seed to grow upon. In like manner he should be said togrow his nose because he is a fit combination for a nose to spring from. Dr. X---'s father died of _angina pectoris_ at the age of forty-nine; sodid Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The most cursory reflection upon our actions will show us that it is nomore possible for living action to have more than one set of proximateconsequents at any given time than for oxygen and hydrogen when mixed inthe proportions proper for the formation of water. Why then notrecognise this fact, and ascribe repeated similarity of living action tothe reproduction of the necessary antecedents, with no more sense ofconnection between the steps in the action, or memory of similar actiontaken before..., than we suppose on the part of oxygen and hydrogenmolecules between the several occasions on which they may have beendisunited and reunited?
A boy catches the measles not because he remembers having caught them inthe persons of his father and mother, but because he is a fit soil for acertain kind of seed to grow upon. In like manner he should be said togrow his nose because he is a fit combination for a nose to spring from. Dr. X---'s father died of _angina pectoris_ at the age of forty-nine; sodid Dr.
What to read after Selections From Previous Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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