The Evolution of Knowledge a Review of Philosophy
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Strictly speaking, all mind involves memory. In other terms, consciousness is a reproduction, because all perceptions and conceptions are copies of an original. Although the mind is a phenomenon, or a part of nature, and therefore real, its images are always unreal in the sense that they are not the original. Philosophy begin- ning with an imperfect conception of deity culminates in the identification of this conception with the order of nature, which is the ultimate reality. Scheiling German P...hilosophy 185 and Hegel, as well as tlieir immediate predecessors, conceived God as the essence of all being or as the ultimate reality. Tliroughout the writings of the, Transccndentalists the acknowledgment is often found that mind and nature arc forms of one universal prin- ciple. The capital error of transcendentalism is not that it separates mind and matter respectively as the subjec- tive and the objective aspects of existence, but that it attemjDts to make this separation absolute. Of course, by neglecting all other existences except our own we can view the ego or mind as absolute or unconditioned, which view of the ego is equivalent to the conception of time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strictly speaking, all mind involves memory. In other terms, consciousness is a reproduction, because all perceptions and conceptions are copies of an original. Although the mind is a phenomenon, or a part of nature, and therefore real, its images are always unreal in the sense that they are not the original. Philosophy begin- ning with an imperfect conception of deity culminates in the identification of this conception with the order of nature, which is the ultimate reality. Scheiling German P...hilosophy 185 and Hegel, as well as tlieir immediate predecessors, conceived God as the essence of all being or as the ultimate reality. Tliroughout the writings of the, Transccndentalists the acknowledgment is often found that mind and nature arc forms of one universal prin- ciple. The capital error of transcendentalism is not that it separates mind and matter respectively as the subjec- tive and the objective aspects of existence, but that it attemjDts to make this separation absolute. Of course, by neglecting all other existences except our own we can view the ego or mind as absolute or unconditioned, which view of the ego is equivalent to the conception of time.
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