The Reign of Law Electronic Resource
The Reign of Law Electronic Resource
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Why is Mr. Mill compelled to make it ? Because he mixes up in one assertion two propositions which are totally distinct, one being true universally, and the other being true only partially. The first proposition is, that all facts which we can " bring about, " must be so brought about by the use of means. This is true universally. The second * " Auguste Comte and Positivism, '' by J. S. Mill, p. 7.
THE REIGN OF LAW IN THE REALM OF MIND. 173 proposition is, that we are guided to the knowledge of... those means by Experience alone. Now, this last proposition is not true, as Mr. Mill is obliged to confess, of the whole class of facts which are brought about by vital effort. But the mus- cular contractions of the Body are no exception whatever to the mere general affirmation that all actions must have a cause, or in other words, must be brought about by the use of means. Exceptions they are, however, to the affirmation that the nature of those means is made known to us by Experience. The sentence, in so far as it asserts the universal Law of Causation, might have been so framed as to require no abatement or ex- ception whatever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why is Mr. Mill compelled to make it ? Because he mixes up in one assertion two propositions which are totally distinct, one being true universally, and the other being true only partially. The first proposition is, that all facts which we can " bring about, " must be so brought about by the use of means. This is true universally. The second * " Auguste Comte and Positivism, '' by J. S. Mill, p. 7.
THE REIGN OF LAW IN THE REALM OF MIND. 173 proposition is, that we are guided to the knowledge of... those means by Experience alone. Now, this last proposition is not true, as Mr. Mill is obliged to confess, of the whole class of facts which are brought about by vital effort. But the mus- cular contractions of the Body are no exception whatever to the mere general affirmation that all actions must have a cause, or in other words, must be brought about by the use of means. Exceptions they are, however, to the affirmation that the nature of those means is made known to us by Experience. The sentence, in so far as it asserts the universal Law of Causation, might have been so framed as to require no abatement or ex- ception whatever.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Douglas Campbell Argyll to read onlineMoreLess
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