The Philosophy of Bergson
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If I reflect on the part which my consciousness seems to play in the system of movements in the world, " it is present in the form either of feeling or sensation on all the occasions when I take the initiative, and is eclipsed and disappears as soon as my activity becomes automatic and no longer needs consciousness. " x If we study living bodies we find a peculiar structure, a nervous system and sensory organs, which put the living body in a special relation to its environment. The body as a ph...ysical system is in relation to all surrounding physical objects, but through its various sense organs and the structure of the nervous system, in a special relation to certain 1 Matter and Memory, p. 2.
EXPOSITION OF ANTINOMIES 87 objects and not to others. If we sever a nerve or alter the grey matter in the brain, the body is still in physical relation to other objects, but its perceptions are destroyed, and as a consequence of such destruction the actions of the body are different, the body's sphere of action is limited.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If I reflect on the part which my consciousness seems to play in the system of movements in the world, " it is present in the form either of feeling or sensation on all the occasions when I take the initiative, and is eclipsed and disappears as soon as my activity becomes automatic and no longer needs consciousness. " x If we study living bodies we find a peculiar structure, a nervous system and sensory organs, which put the living body in a special relation to its environment. The body as a ph...ysical system is in relation to all surrounding physical objects, but through its various sense organs and the structure of the nervous system, in a special relation to certain 1 Matter and Memory, p. 2.
EXPOSITION OF ANTINOMIES 87 objects and not to others. If we sever a nerve or alter the grey matter in the brain, the body is still in physical relation to other objects, but its perceptions are destroyed, and as a consequence of such destruction the actions of the body are different, the body's sphere of action is limited.
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