The Metaphysics of Historical Knowledge
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For when the chain is com- plete it confesses it. Self as not all that it means, and each link, if (jnestioned apart from tlie others, would humbly plead that it too was only a poor part and meant something more. Thus even when the idea is part of what it knows, it may through its self- transcending intent know something, the whole, which is not merely itself. Nor does one need to go to the infinite for illustra- tion of the fact of meaning. One can find illustrations among our most common idea...s. Consider our ideas of the ocean, of the earth, of the visual form of a book. We mean the book as a recti- linear solid, but we have never seen it thus. To be sure, we have put the idea together out of different views, but we mean, not these, but the unitary object, with all its color and sensuous com- pleteness such as would appear if we could, although we cannot, intuit it. The indispeusablencss of meaning as an element in the cog- nitive function is effectively exemplified by the necessity of the use of the little words all, every, anrj, a, some, and the.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For when the chain is com- plete it confesses it. Self as not all that it means, and each link, if (jnestioned apart from tlie others, would humbly plead that it too was only a poor part and meant something more. Thus even when the idea is part of what it knows, it may through its self- transcending intent know something, the whole, which is not merely itself. Nor does one need to go to the infinite for illustra- tion of the fact of meaning. One can find illustrations among our most common idea...s. Consider our ideas of the ocean, of the earth, of the visual form of a book. We mean the book as a recti- linear solid, but we have never seen it thus. To be sure, we have put the idea together out of different views, but we mean, not these, but the unitary object, with all its color and sensuous com- pleteness such as would appear if we could, although we cannot, intuit it. The indispeusablencss of meaning as an element in the cog- nitive function is effectively exemplified by the necessity of the use of the little words all, every, anrj, a, some, and the.
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