Spinoza: His Life And Philosophy
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A living body is the same from day to day in one sense, not the same in another. > To common apprehen.sion the common objects of sight and touch are unities complete in themselves and marked off from the rest of the world ; they are conceived as whole until they are visibly divided. To the scientific apprehension they are composite structures built up of molecules, which again are built up of atoms. For common purposes and many scientific purposes we regard the internal parts of inanimate bodie...s as at rest ; for other scientific purposes we regard them as in con- stant motion. (\i we take the separate things into which we have thus parcelled out the world, and try to reconstruct the unity of the world out of them, we shall naturally fail. For the unity was broken up in the act of imagining each thing as separate, and for the purpose of dealing with it separately.
We cannot restore the unity without undoing the dividing work of the imagination. V As we divide the unity of the world materially by the con- ception of separate things, so we also divide it formally by those of measurable space and time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A living body is the same from day to day in one sense, not the same in another. > To common apprehen.sion the common objects of sight and touch are unities complete in themselves and marked off from the rest of the world ; they are conceived as whole until they are visibly divided. To the scientific apprehension they are composite structures built up of molecules, which again are built up of atoms. For common purposes and many scientific purposes we regard the internal parts of inanimate bodie...s as at rest ; for other scientific purposes we regard them as in con- stant motion. (\i we take the separate things into which we have thus parcelled out the world, and try to reconstruct the unity of the world out of them, we shall naturally fail. For the unity was broken up in the act of imagining each thing as separate, and for the purpose of dealing with it separately.
We cannot restore the unity without undoing the dividing work of the imagination. V As we divide the unity of the world materially by the con- ception of separate things, so we also divide it formally by those of measurable space and time.
What to read after Spinoza: His Life And Philosophy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pollock, Frederick, Sir, 1845-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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