The Eternal Values
The Eternal Values
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This inter- pretation of the meaning of the world is also only an encroach- ment of natural science. This whole train of thought belongs to the causal scientific aspect, and if it is true that scientific connection and progressive development exclude each other, this belief in development towards man cannot be accepted, as it is really only masked natural science. We call it ''nat- ural science" first because in the experience of mankind there does not exist, and cannot exist, anything which ma...kes man the product of lower forms of nature. In the experience of man there could of course never arise a man where there were no men. The whole connection with the lower forms thus again belongs entirely to the constructed world of the nat^ uralist, which by principle is without intention and develop- ment. From the standpoint of natural science, it is arbitrary to detach the one short phase which leads from the cooling- off of the earth to the spread of the civilized man and to separate it from the cosmic movement in its unending rhythm, growth, and destruction of stars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This inter- pretation of the meaning of the world is also only an encroach- ment of natural science. This whole train of thought belongs to the causal scientific aspect, and if it is true that scientific connection and progressive development exclude each other, this belief in development towards man cannot be accepted, as it is really only masked natural science. We call it ''nat- ural science" first because in the experience of mankind there does not exist, and cannot exist, anything which ma...kes man the product of lower forms of nature. In the experience of man there could of course never arise a man where there were no men. The whole connection with the lower forms thus again belongs entirely to the constructed world of the nat^ uralist, which by principle is without intention and develop- ment. From the standpoint of natural science, it is arbitrary to detach the one short phase which leads from the cooling- off of the earth to the spread of the civilized man and to separate it from the cosmic movement in its unending rhythm, growth, and destruction of stars.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Münsterberg, Hugo, 1863-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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