The Remains of the Rev James Marsh Dd Late President And Professor of Moral
The Remains of the Rev James Marsh Dd Late President And Professor of Moral
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283 renders it possible for him to apply to them the conscious law of moral obligation.
But here it may be necessary to repeat more C {j Q^^ distinctly, that this higher and reflective conscious- ness can have for its object matter, only that which is present in the sensuous and momentary con- sciousness before described. When I look upon a }**^ strange face, though I do not become at once dis- {yby>~-\ tinctly conscious of what it is that distinguishes C l^yj it, and must become so by an effor...t of attention, yet no effort can make me conscious of any thing there, not already contained in the sensuous intu- ition. The immediate intuition of the outward object may cease, and the sensuous image recur to me and be the repeated object of study ; but I can bring nothing oat of it, nor find any thing in it, that was not given in the original impression. Thus reflective consciousness brings and gives no- thing to the object of consciousness ; but only no- tices, marks, distinguishes what was given in that primary consciousness, which was coextensive in every respect with the impression of sense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
283 renders it possible for him to apply to them the conscious law of moral obligation.
But here it may be necessary to repeat more C {j Q^^ distinctly, that this higher and reflective conscious- ness can have for its object matter, only that which is present in the sensuous and momentary con- sciousness before described. When I look upon a }**^ strange face, though I do not become at once dis- {yby>~-\ tinctly conscious of what it is that distinguishes C l^yj it, and must become so by an effor...t of attention, yet no effort can make me conscious of any thing there, not already contained in the sensuous intu- ition. The immediate intuition of the outward object may cease, and the sensuous image recur to me and be the repeated object of study ; but I can bring nothing oat of it, nor find any thing in it, that was not given in the original impression. Thus reflective consciousness brings and gives no- thing to the object of consciousness ; but only no- tices, marks, distinguishes what was given in that primary consciousness, which was coextensive in every respect with the impression of sense.
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