On Truth: A Systematic InquiryKegan Paul, Trench & Company, 1889 - 580 pagini |
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Pagina 35
... regards them . That person himself is the subject of such actually present impressions which he is directly conscious of as his own present experience . All such direct , present feelings of him who is the subject of them , are spoken ...
... regards them . That person himself is the subject of such actually present impressions which he is directly conscious of as his own present experience . All such direct , present feelings of him who is the subject of them , are spoken ...
Pagina 36
... regards them does not prevent their being looked at as objects external to that mind , while it is in the act of regarding them , any more than the image seen by one looking at himself in a glass is any the less a thing different from ...
... regards them does not prevent their being looked at as objects external to that mind , while it is in the act of regarding them , any more than the image seen by one looking at himself in a glass is any the less a thing different from ...
Pagina 42
... regard it , then , as a mere " form of thought " is to fall into utter scepticism , for it is to contradict that , the certainty * As to the term " objective , " see above , p . 35 . of which is most evident to us of all propositions 42 ...
... regard it , then , as a mere " form of thought " is to fall into utter scepticism , for it is to contradict that , the certainty * As to the term " objective , " see above , p . 35 . of which is most evident to us of all propositions 42 ...
Pagina 64
... regard it as the product of the constant expe- rience of antecedent races of mankind ; for no trifling or unpractical matter could thus constantly impress itself forcibly and uniformly on human consciousness . If , how- ever , all these ...
... regard it as the product of the constant expe- rience of antecedent races of mankind ; for no trifling or unpractical matter could thus constantly impress itself forcibly and uniformly on human consciousness . If , how- ever , all these ...
Pagina 98
... regards the validity of our beliefs concern- ing them , men feel very differently in their regard . In the first place , the colours which objects exhibit can only be ( appreciated by the eye , and the sounds they 98 ON TRUTH .
... regards the validity of our beliefs concern- ing them , men feel very differently in their regard . In the first place , the colours which objects exhibit can only be ( appreciated by the eye , and the sounds they 98 ON TRUTH .
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absolutely abstract ideas action activity actual affirm amongst animals apprehend assertion believe bodily body called carbonic acid causation cause certainty changes chapter colour conceive conception consciousness consentience consider corresponding course creatures deny direct distinct emotions energy evident existence experience express external fact faculty felt force fundamental G. H. Lewes human hyæna idealism imagination immaterial inference inorganic instinct intel intellectual intelligence judgment kind knowledge known law of contradiction less living material matter means memory mental mind moral motion natural selection nature nervous never Nevertheless objects organisms ourselves oxygen parenchyma particles perceive perception phenomena physical science plants pleasurable possess principle protoplasm Protozoa qualities reason recognize reflection reflex reflex action relations rience seen self-evident sensations sense sensuous sounds spinal cord spontaneous structure substance supposed supreme things thought tion tissue true truth ultimate uncon unconscious unconscious inference unity universe various whole words