The Philosophy of Reflection volume 1
The Philosophy of Reflection volume 1
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III.
Scientist theories of them.
unhesitatingly the aid offered by identifying it with Kant's noumenon. But Iiaving admitted it to exist, lie is logically compelled to assert something about it; it exists, and therefore cannot be unrelated^ for to be unrelated is not to exist. It exists then, and in relation, is jmrtially known to us, and continuous with the known. This contradicts his orio-inal asser- o tion of its unknowability. At the same time, as identified with Kant's noumenon^ it is for ...]\Ir. Lewes unrelated^ a fiction, a member of a merely logical dis- tinction of correlatives. Hence it exists and does not exist; it is unknowable and yet partially known. The identification of the supra-sensible with Kant's noumenon seems to me the thino' which has wroujxht the mischief Kant's remark about the mundus sen- sihilis and intelligihilis might have served as a warning against this; and so might his distinction between Xoumena in a negative and Xoumena in a positive sense.
In short, to identify the things of the Unseen AVorld, ]\Ir.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III.
Scientist theories of them.
unhesitatingly the aid offered by identifying it with Kant's noumenon. But Iiaving admitted it to exist, lie is logically compelled to assert something about it; it exists, and therefore cannot be unrelated^ for to be unrelated is not to exist. It exists then, and in relation, is jmrtially known to us, and continuous with the known. This contradicts his orio-inal asser- o tion of its unknowability. At the same time, as identified with Kant's noumenon^ it is for ...]\Ir. Lewes unrelated^ a fiction, a member of a merely logical dis- tinction of correlatives. Hence it exists and does not exist; it is unknowable and yet partially known. The identification of the supra-sensible with Kant's noumenon seems to me the thino' which has wroujxht the mischief Kant's remark about the mundus sen- sihilis and intelligihilis might have served as a warning against this; and so might his distinction between Xoumena in a negative and Xoumena in a positive sense.
In short, to identify the things of the Unseen AVorld, ]\Ir.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shadworth Hollway Hodgson to read onlineMoreLess
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