The Philosophy of the Spirit : a Study of the Spiritual Nature of Man And the Presence of God, With a Supplementary Essay On the Logic of Hegel
The Philosophy of the Spirit : a Study of the Spiritual Nature of Man And the Presence of God, With a Supplementary Essay On the Logic of Hegel
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But granted the rich possessions of experience in its first guise, we may well learn all that can be learned from appreciative comparison. To fall back upon the merely immediate would be to close the door to the profoundest truths of human life. The coolest, calm- est reasoner in the world is dependent to the last upon the clues which fresh experiences and flash-like in- 268 The Philosophy of the Spirit sights afford. The realities which he would interpret are of the order of sen tiency, while ...thought is as persist- ently indirect, derived. The great lesson of our com- parison is the utter mutual dependence of experience and reason.
Thus we arrive at the same conclusions whether it be a question of immediacy or of mediating thought.
Neither is knowable as real without the other, and both must be tested by comparisons, side-lights, criticism, and by fresh return. Negation, not immediacy, is the fundamental law. Try to seize immediate experience while it passes and you fail utterly. Only through retrospection can you make any headway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But granted the rich possessions of experience in its first guise, we may well learn all that can be learned from appreciative comparison. To fall back upon the merely immediate would be to close the door to the profoundest truths of human life. The coolest, calm- est reasoner in the world is dependent to the last upon the clues which fresh experiences and flash-like in- 268 The Philosophy of the Spirit sights afford. The realities which he would interpret are of the order of sen tiency, while ...thought is as persist- ently indirect, derived. The great lesson of our com- parison is the utter mutual dependence of experience and reason.
Thus we arrive at the same conclusions whether it be a question of immediacy or of mediating thought.
Neither is knowable as real without the other, and both must be tested by comparisons, side-lights, criticism, and by fresh return. Negation, not immediacy, is the fundamental law. Try to seize immediate experience while it passes and you fail utterly. Only through retrospection can you make any headway.
What to read after The Philosophy of the Spirit : a Study of the Spiritual Nature of Man And the Presence of God, With a Supplementary Essay On the Logic of Hegel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dresser, Horatio W. (Horatio Willis), B. 1866 to read onlineMoreLess
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