The Meaning of the Terms Existence And Reality
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225; Principles of Philosophy, Part I, Prin. 10.
30 Kant: Der einzig mogliche Beweisgrund zu einer Demonstration des Daseins Gottes. Werke, ed. By Hartenstein, vol. 2, p. 115.
81 Wolff : Ontologia, 174.
32 that does not tell us at all which of the many possible senses of the word is being used. We need a definition, either an explicit definition or one implicit in the context, that will show us which sense of the word is intended. Without such a definition we cannot judge of the truth of those ...proposi- tions of the author's in which the term "real" appears. With such a definition, on the other hand, not only do such propositions become meaningful, but we have a criterion that enables us to tell which entities are "real" in the sense of the word that is chosen and which are unreal.
33 CHAPTER III. THE REAL AS THE SENSIBLE.
"Real" and "existing" are terms that we are using all the time to mark off that which is substantial and in a certain sense important from that which is a mere phantasm, that which is a mere subsistent or mere idea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
225; Principles of Philosophy, Part I, Prin. 10.
30 Kant: Der einzig mogliche Beweisgrund zu einer Demonstration des Daseins Gottes. Werke, ed. By Hartenstein, vol. 2, p. 115.
81 Wolff : Ontologia, 174.
32 that does not tell us at all which of the many possible senses of the word is being used. We need a definition, either an explicit definition or one implicit in the context, that will show us which sense of the word is intended. Without such a definition we cannot judge of the truth of those ...proposi- tions of the author's in which the term "real" appears. With such a definition, on the other hand, not only do such propositions become meaningful, but we have a criterion that enables us to tell which entities are "real" in the sense of the word that is chosen and which are unreal.
33 CHAPTER III. THE REAL AS THE SENSIBLE.
"Real" and "existing" are terms that we are using all the time to mark off that which is substantial and in a certain sense important from that which is a mere phantasm, that which is a mere subsistent or mere idea.
What to read after The Meaning of the Terms Existence And Reality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alvin Thalheimer to read onlineMoreLess
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