The Destination of Man
The Destination of Man
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^irit. Thy real knowledge, that of thy sensations or affec- tions, is to thee like an imperfect knowledge, which requires to be completed by another. This other new kind of know- ledge thou hast described to thyself, not as what thou hast, but as what thou shouldst have, if it were not that thou hast no organ by which to attain it. " I know nothing indeed," thou seemest to say, " of things existing out of myself, but they must nevertheless exist, if I could but find them." A re- lation is thus ...formed with them in thought, by means of a supposed faculty, which nevertheless thou dost not possess.
Strictly speaking, thou hast no consciousness of things in Digitized by Google KNOWLEDGE. 43 themselves, but only by meaiis of the idea of causaKty, a con- sciousness of what should be a consciousness of things, but which does not really belong to thee. Thou wilt therefore admit, that to a knowledge which thou hast, thou hast added another which thou hast not ?
/. I must allow this.
Spirit. We will call this second knowledge, obtained by means of another, a mediate^ and the first an immediate know- ledge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^irit. Thy real knowledge, that of thy sensations or affec- tions, is to thee like an imperfect knowledge, which requires to be completed by another. This other new kind of know- ledge thou hast described to thyself, not as what thou hast, but as what thou shouldst have, if it were not that thou hast no organ by which to attain it. " I know nothing indeed," thou seemest to say, " of things existing out of myself, but they must nevertheless exist, if I could but find them." A re- lation is thus ...formed with them in thought, by means of a supposed faculty, which nevertheless thou dost not possess.
Strictly speaking, thou hast no consciousness of things in Digitized by Google KNOWLEDGE. 43 themselves, but only by meaiis of the idea of causaKty, a con- sciousness of what should be a consciousness of things, but which does not really belong to thee. Thou wilt therefore admit, that to a knowledge which thou hast, thou hast added another which thou hast not ?
/. I must allow this.
Spirit. We will call this second knowledge, obtained by means of another, a mediate^ and the first an immediate know- ledge.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johann Gottlieb Fichte to read onlineMoreLess
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