The Fortnightly
The Fortnightly
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Strap and Roderick Ran- dom, when visited from above while thundering at the door of the M.P. in the early morning, were at no loss as regards the cause of their wet clothes. Water does not extinguish a torch, nor a stick break a stalk of wheat, without a reason that can be given. We know in these cases that we have not before us mere antecedents and consequents simply together ; we know that they are connected — necessarily connected — and we know the reason of the connection.
In short. Sir Jo...hn Herschel's dictum here is the right one : " What- ever attempts may have been made," he says, "by metaphysical writers to reason away the connection of cause and effect, and fritter it down into the unsatisfactory relation of habitual sequence, it is certain that the conception of some more real and intimate connec- tion is quite as strongly impressed upon the human mind as that of the existence of an external world." Even so ; still it is not pre- tended that the rationale of this connection is in every case known.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strap and Roderick Ran- dom, when visited from above while thundering at the door of the M.P. in the early morning, were at no loss as regards the cause of their wet clothes. Water does not extinguish a torch, nor a stick break a stalk of wheat, without a reason that can be given. We know in these cases that we have not before us mere antecedents and consequents simply together ; we know that they are connected — necessarily connected — and we know the reason of the connection.
In short. Sir Jo...hn Herschel's dictum here is the right one : " What- ever attempts may have been made," he says, "by metaphysical writers to reason away the connection of cause and effect, and fritter it down into the unsatisfactory relation of habitual sequence, it is certain that the conception of some more real and intimate connec- tion is quite as strongly impressed upon the human mind as that of the existence of an external world." Even so ; still it is not pre- tended that the rationale of this connection is in every case known.
What to read after The Fortnightly?
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