The Christian View of the World Nathaniel William Taylor Lectures for 1910 1911
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All that process and activity of judgment in which we build up our ordinary consciousness of things, and make our common uncritical acquaintance with nature and society, proceeds, with gradually in- creasing clearness and decision, under this governing category; and our whole structure of science and philosophy is but the carrying of that ordinary con- sciousness forward to a stage in which its form, as systematic, corresponds to its fundamental and im- pelling category. The possibility of huma...n expe- rience is, on its cognitive side, the possibility of such an ideal ; the capability of such an ideal is a man on the intellectual side of his being; the operation of such an ideal is experience as cognitive, and is the history of science.
1 The Nature of Truth, p. 178.
EXPERIENCE AND THE SPIRIT 107 But the cognitive organisation of our experience, which thus, with or without clear reflexion upon the process itself, is effected by the operation in us and as ourselves of the ideal of an absolute truth — the impelling idea of the object of our knowledge as a single and eternal systematic reality of which we our- selves in all our experience are organic parts — this cognitive organisation of experience is but a part of our complete organisation of our experience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All that process and activity of judgment in which we build up our ordinary consciousness of things, and make our common uncritical acquaintance with nature and society, proceeds, with gradually in- creasing clearness and decision, under this governing category; and our whole structure of science and philosophy is but the carrying of that ordinary con- sciousness forward to a stage in which its form, as systematic, corresponds to its fundamental and im- pelling category. The possibility of huma...n expe- rience is, on its cognitive side, the possibility of such an ideal ; the capability of such an ideal is a man on the intellectual side of his being; the operation of such an ideal is experience as cognitive, and is the history of science.
1 The Nature of Truth, p. 178.
EXPERIENCE AND THE SPIRIT 107 But the cognitive organisation of our experience, which thus, with or without clear reflexion upon the process itself, is effected by the operation in us and as ourselves of the ideal of an absolute truth — the impelling idea of the object of our knowledge as a single and eternal systematic reality of which we our- selves in all our experience are organic parts — this cognitive organisation of experience is but a part of our complete organisation of our experience.
What to read after The Christian View of the World Nathaniel William Taylor Lectures for 1910 1911?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blewett, George John, 1873-1912 to read onlineMoreLess
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