The Theory of Human Progression And Natural Probability of a Reign of Justice
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2d, The proposition. 3d, The syllogism.
The concept is the thing (ens) apprehended by the intellect.
THE THEORY OF HUMAN PROGRESSION. 143 The name is the expression, in language, of the concept, and consequently of the thing.
Classification is the apprehension of the condition of the thing, in which are included all its quiescent relations ; and the proposition is the expression, in language, of that classification.
Reasoning is subsequent to prepositional knowledge, and is the process whereby ...a new proposition is made to evolve from two anterior propositions.
The syllogism is the complete expression, in language, of reasoning ; and both are correlative with all the active functions of real nature.
Were man incapable of reasoning, he might apprehend all the realities of nature, and classify all on the most perfect system of ordination ; but never, by any possi- bility, could he explain and calculate the functions of realities. Every function is active, and every action in- volves an agent (or cause) ; and were man not endowed with the intuitive principle of causation, all motions, combinations, functions, in a word, all changes, would immediately become inexplicable, and the universe would forever remain a vast enigma.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2d, The proposition. 3d, The syllogism.
The concept is the thing (ens) apprehended by the intellect.
THE THEORY OF HUMAN PROGRESSION. 143 The name is the expression, in language, of the concept, and consequently of the thing.
Classification is the apprehension of the condition of the thing, in which are included all its quiescent relations ; and the proposition is the expression, in language, of that classification.
Reasoning is subsequent to prepositional knowledge, and is the process whereby ...a new proposition is made to evolve from two anterior propositions.
The syllogism is the complete expression, in language, of reasoning ; and both are correlative with all the active functions of real nature.
Were man incapable of reasoning, he might apprehend all the realities of nature, and classify all on the most perfect system of ordination ; but never, by any possi- bility, could he explain and calculate the functions of realities. Every function is active, and every action in- volves an agent (or cause) ; and were man not endowed with the intuitive principle of causation, all motions, combinations, functions, in a word, all changes, would immediately become inexplicable, and the universe would forever remain a vast enigma.
What to read after The Theory of Human Progression And Natural Probability of a Reign of Justice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patrick Edward Dove to read onlineMoreLess
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