The Mind And the Brain
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--ED. ] [Footnote 44: I do not insist on the difference between my conceptionand the spiritualistic conception; my distinction betweenconsciousness and matter does not correspond, it is evident, to thatof "facts of consciousness" and "physical facts" which spiritualismsets up. ] [Footnote 45: _Archives de Psychologie_, vol. Iv. No. 14, Nov. 1904, p. 132 (article on Panpsychism). ] CHAPTER III MATERIALISM AND PARALLELISM Materialism is a very ancient doctrine. It is even the most ancient ofall, ...which simply proves that amongst the different explanations givenof our double physico-mental nature, this doctrine is the easiest tounderstand. The origin of materialism is to be found in the beliefs ofsavage tribes, and is again found, very clearly defined, in thephilosophy of those ancient Greeks who philosophized before Plato andAristotle. A still stranger fact is that the thoughts of a greatnumber of the Fathers of the Church inclined towards the philosophy ofmatter. Then, in the course of its evolution, there occurred a momentof eclipse, and materialism ceased to attract attention till thecontemporary period in which we assist at its re-birth, Nowadays, itconstitutes a powerful doctrine, the more so that it hassurreptitiously crept into the thoughts of many learned men withouttheir being clearly conscious of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--ED. ] [Footnote 44: I do not insist on the difference between my conceptionand the spiritualistic conception; my distinction betweenconsciousness and matter does not correspond, it is evident, to thatof "facts of consciousness" and "physical facts" which spiritualismsets up. ] [Footnote 45: _Archives de Psychologie_, vol. Iv. No. 14, Nov. 1904, p. 132 (article on Panpsychism). ] CHAPTER III MATERIALISM AND PARALLELISM Materialism is a very ancient doctrine. It is even the most ancient ofall, ...which simply proves that amongst the different explanations givenof our double physico-mental nature, this doctrine is the easiest tounderstand. The origin of materialism is to be found in the beliefs ofsavage tribes, and is again found, very clearly defined, in thephilosophy of those ancient Greeks who philosophized before Plato andAristotle. A still stranger fact is that the thoughts of a greatnumber of the Fathers of the Church inclined towards the philosophy ofmatter. Then, in the course of its evolution, there occurred a momentof eclipse, and materialism ceased to attract attention till thecontemporary period in which we assist at its re-birth, Nowadays, itconstitutes a powerful doctrine, the more so that it hassurreptitiously crept into the thoughts of many learned men withouttheir being clearly conscious of it.
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