The Widows Mite And Other Psychic Phenomena
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The attitude which scientists and scholars generally are most prone to exhibit toward strange psychic phenomena is exhibited in Kant's later unfriendly bearing toward Sweden- borg. He afterward frankly admitted that he was influenced in this matter by fear of ridicule on the part of other scholars at his university. In a letter to Moses Mendelssohn, dated April 8, 1766, he says: "As a matter of fact, it would be difficult for me to conceive of a method of so clothing my thoughts that I shall no...t subject myself to ridicule. " Dr. J. F. Immanuel Tafel, of the University of Tubingen, in the "Sammlung von Urkunden, " iv. , 255, expresses the opinion that it was Kant's fear of ridicule among his philosophical colleagues that led him to affect so trifling an attitude to- ward Swedenborg who had in reality deeply and lastingly impressed him.
Maximilian Harden, in the article to which reference was made at the beginning of this section, recalls a remarkable GOETHE'S ODD EXPERIENCE 191 psychic phenomenon which Goethe experienced and de- scribes thus : l " I rode now on the footpath toward Drusenheim, and there one of the strangest presentiments surprised me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The attitude which scientists and scholars generally are most prone to exhibit toward strange psychic phenomena is exhibited in Kant's later unfriendly bearing toward Sweden- borg. He afterward frankly admitted that he was influenced in this matter by fear of ridicule on the part of other scholars at his university. In a letter to Moses Mendelssohn, dated April 8, 1766, he says: "As a matter of fact, it would be difficult for me to conceive of a method of so clothing my thoughts that I shall no...t subject myself to ridicule. " Dr. J. F. Immanuel Tafel, of the University of Tubingen, in the "Sammlung von Urkunden, " iv. , 255, expresses the opinion that it was Kant's fear of ridicule among his philosophical colleagues that led him to affect so trifling an attitude to- ward Swedenborg who had in reality deeply and lastingly impressed him.
Maximilian Harden, in the article to which reference was made at the beginning of this section, recalls a remarkable GOETHE'S ODD EXPERIENCE 191 psychic phenomenon which Goethe experienced and de- scribes thus : l " I rode now on the footpath toward Drusenheim, and there one of the strangest presentiments surprised me.
What to read after The Widows Mite And Other Psychic Phenomena?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac K Isaac Kaufman Funk to read onlineMoreLess
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