Sir William Hamilton And His Philosophy
Sir William Hamilton And His Philosophy
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Out of the condition of relativity springs the science of metaphysics, just as we have indicated that logic springs out of the condition of non-contradiction. Thus the respective roots ofthe two great cognate branches of philosophy are traced to their psychological bases in the alphabet of thought.
We will now exhibit the metaphysical doctrine, which Sir William Hamilton educes from the analysis of thought which we have endeavoured to present. And here he elevates the philosophy of common sense... into the philosophy of the condi- 19 \ tioned, borrowing this appellation from this different point of view from which philosophy is considered. The former appel- lation is derived from a psychological point of view, the latter from a metaphysical the former from a subjective, the latter from an objective.
It is sufficiently apparent that the condition of relativity limits our knowledge. This is the fundamental fact which it is proposed to establish. It is proposed to show that of the absolute we have no knowledge, but only of the relative.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Out of the condition of relativity springs the science of metaphysics, just as we have indicated that logic springs out of the condition of non-contradiction. Thus the respective roots ofthe two great cognate branches of philosophy are traced to their psychological bases in the alphabet of thought.
We will now exhibit the metaphysical doctrine, which Sir William Hamilton educes from the analysis of thought which we have endeavoured to present. And here he elevates the philosophy of common sense... into the philosophy of the condi- 19 \ tioned, borrowing this appellation from this different point of view from which philosophy is considered. The former appel- lation is derived from a psychological point of view, the latter from a metaphysical the former from a subjective, the latter from an objective.
It is sufficiently apparent that the condition of relativity limits our knowledge. This is the fundamental fact which it is proposed to establish. It is proposed to show that of the absolute we have no knowledge, but only of the relative.
What to read after Sir William Hamilton And His Philosophy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Tyler to read onlineMoreLess
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