The Collected Works of Dugald Stewart 3
The Collected Works of Dugald Stewart 3
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How much more incredible then is it, that con- stancy in such a variety, such a multi- plicity of parts, should be the result of chance? Neither yet can these works be the effects of Necessity or Fate, for then there would be the same constancy Digitized by LjOOQIC CHAP. IV. — LOGIC OF INDUCTION. (§ 6.) 343 The study of comparative anatomy leads, at every step, so directly and so manifestly to the same conclusion, that even those physiologists who had nothing in view but the advance- ment of th...eir own science, unanimously agree in recommending the dissection of animals of different kinds, as the most effec- tual of all helps for ascertaining the functiona of the various organs in the human frame ; — tacitly assuming, as an incon- trovertible truth, that in proportion to the variety of means by which the same effect is accomplished, the presumption in- creases, that this effect was an end in the contemplation of the artisi " The intention of nature," says one author, " in the formation of the different parts, can nowhere be so well learned as from comparative anatomy ; that is, if we would understand physiology, and reason on the functions of the animal economy, we must see how the same end is brought about in other speciea — We must contemplate the part or organ in diffei^ent animals; its shape, position, and connexion with the other parts ; and observe what thence arises.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How much more incredible then is it, that con- stancy in such a variety, such a multi- plicity of parts, should be the result of chance? Neither yet can these works be the effects of Necessity or Fate, for then there would be the same constancy Digitized by LjOOQIC CHAP. IV. — LOGIC OF INDUCTION. (§ 6.) 343 The study of comparative anatomy leads, at every step, so directly and so manifestly to the same conclusion, that even those physiologists who had nothing in view but the advance- ment of th...eir own science, unanimously agree in recommending the dissection of animals of different kinds, as the most effec- tual of all helps for ascertaining the functiona of the various organs in the human frame ; — tacitly assuming, as an incon- trovertible truth, that in proportion to the variety of means by which the same effect is accomplished, the presumption in- creases, that this effect was an end in the contemplation of the artisi " The intention of nature," says one author, " in the formation of the different parts, can nowhere be so well learned as from comparative anatomy ; that is, if we would understand physiology, and reason on the functions of the animal economy, we must see how the same end is brought about in other speciea — We must contemplate the part or organ in diffei^ent animals; its shape, position, and connexion with the other parts ; and observe what thence arises.
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