The Analysis of Mind
The Analysis of Mind
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And similarly we may define the"biography" to which the sensation belongs as the set of particularsthat are earlier or later than, or simultaneous with, the givensensation. Moreover, the very same definitions can be applied toparticulars which are not sensations. They are actually required for thetheory of relativity, if we are to give a philosophical explanationof what is meant by "local time" in that theory The relations ofsimultaneity and succession are known to us in our own experience;they... may be analysable, but that does not affect their suitability fordefining perspectives and biographies. Such time-relations as can beconstructed between events in different biographies are of a differentkind: they are not experienced, and are merely logical, being designedto afford convenient ways of stating the correlations between differentbiographies.
It is not only by time-relations that the parts of one biography arecollected together in the case of living beings. In this case there arethe mnemic phenomena which constitute the unity of one "experience, " andtransform mere occurrences into "experiences.
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And similarly we may define the"biography" to which the sensation belongs as the set of particularsthat are earlier or later than, or simultaneous with, the givensensation. Moreover, the very same definitions can be applied toparticulars which are not sensations. They are actually required for thetheory of relativity, if we are to give a philosophical explanationof what is meant by "local time" in that theory The relations ofsimultaneity and succession are known to us in our own experience;they... may be analysable, but that does not affect their suitability fordefining perspectives and biographies. Such time-relations as can beconstructed between events in different biographies are of a differentkind: they are not experienced, and are merely logical, being designedto afford convenient ways of stating the correlations between differentbiographies.
It is not only by time-relations that the parts of one biography arecollected together in the case of living beings. In this case there arethe mnemic phenomena which constitute the unity of one "experience, " andtransform mere occurrences into "experiences.
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