Titlebook: John Grote; A Critical Estimate Lauchlin D. MacDonald Book 1966 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1966 Kant.Plato.Religion.Spinoza

陶醉

,‘Philosophy’ and the Scale of Sensation, positions taken by several philosophers regarding consciousness and the ego, and to show more clearly, by an examination of these positions the various features of his own position. This method provided for consideration of what is sometimes regarded as the subject-object relation, and the relation of the ego and the non-ego, in epistemology.

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信條

,Grote’s View of Phenomenalism, of the . to show what he means by the term ‘phenomenalism’ The use of the word ‘noumenon’ is, at least, as old as Plato. It is therefore expedient to refer to the use of these words, ‘noumenon’ and ‘phenomenon’, in their earliest connotation. Examples of the early use of ‘noumenon’ are in the .,. a

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令人發(fā)膩

Philosophy as Consciousness and the Ego,who confuse ‘philosophy’ and phenomena to a remarkably small degree, namely, James Frederick Ferrier. We will also deal briefly with consciousness as revealed through the ego of Fichte and Lotze, showing points of strength and possible weakness (according to Grote) in each. First of all, then, we wi

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暗諷

The Introspective Method in Knowledge, of us, to a consideration of the introspectionist method in knowledge. For without that which is introspected there can be no knowledge. That is, the field of the introspective is necessary to all knowledge, and without this field, or, more specifically, without ‘philosophy’ or consciousness there

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