The Data of Ethics
The Data of Ethics
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The idea of orange was conceived in the abstract more fully in proportion as the various orange-coloured objects remembered, cancelled one another's diverse attributes, and left outstanding their com- mon attribute. So is it if we ascend a stage and note how there arises the abstract idea of colour apart from particular colours. Were all things red the conception of colour in the abstract could not exist. Imagine that every object was either red or green, and it is manifest that the mental habi...t would be to think of one or other of these two colours in connexion with anything named. But multiply THE PSTCHOLOGICAL VIEW. 125 the colours so tliat thought rambles undecidedly among the ideas of them that occur along with any object named, and there results the notion of indeterminate colour — the common property which objects possess of affecting us by light from their surfaces, as well as by their forms. For evidently the notion of this common property is that which remains constant while imagination is picturing every pos- sible variety of colour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The idea of orange was conceived in the abstract more fully in proportion as the various orange-coloured objects remembered, cancelled one another's diverse attributes, and left outstanding their com- mon attribute. So is it if we ascend a stage and note how there arises the abstract idea of colour apart from particular colours. Were all things red the conception of colour in the abstract could not exist. Imagine that every object was either red or green, and it is manifest that the mental habi...t would be to think of one or other of these two colours in connexion with anything named. But multiply THE PSTCHOLOGICAL VIEW. 125 the colours so tliat thought rambles undecidedly among the ideas of them that occur along with any object named, and there results the notion of indeterminate colour — the common property which objects possess of affecting us by light from their surfaces, as well as by their forms. For evidently the notion of this common property is that which remains constant while imagination is picturing every pos- sible variety of colour.
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