Works of Thomas Hill Green volume 1
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Not that the external real which stimulates the retina can be supposed to be itself luminous; it is only one factor of the luminous product. Nor can the retina, apart from stimulation, be luminous ; it also is only one factor. But light the object is both factors: thus the object is necessarily object-subject ; and subject is equally subject- object. ' r 107. In the first place let us observe that according to Mr. He makes Lewes' own showing the terms external and objective are by the object no... means equivalent. Of the object, according to the account ^ jtg own given in an instance which he takes as typical, outwardness internal is not properly predicable at all. The sensation of light is ^ the explained as the result of what are called 'external and correlative internal factors, ' the external being the vibration of ether, which stimulates the optic nerve ; the internal being the organism, which responds to the stimulus. But, as Mr. Lewes is careful to tell us, ' light the object is both fac- tors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not that the external real which stimulates the retina can be supposed to be itself luminous; it is only one factor of the luminous product. Nor can the retina, apart from stimulation, be luminous ; it also is only one factor. But light the object is both factors: thus the object is necessarily object-subject ; and subject is equally subject- object. ' r 107. In the first place let us observe that according to Mr. He makes Lewes' own showing the terms external and objective are by the object no... means equivalent. Of the object, according to the account ^ jtg own given in an instance which he takes as typical, outwardness internal is not properly predicable at all. The sensation of light is ^ the explained as the result of what are called 'external and correlative internal factors, ' the external being the vibration of ether, which stimulates the optic nerve ; the internal being the organism, which responds to the stimulus. But, as Mr. Lewes is careful to tell us, ' light the object is both fac- tors.
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