An Examination of Sir William Hamilton's Philosophy: And of the ..., volume 1
An Examination of Sir William Hamilton's Philosophy: And of the ..., volume 1
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To say I feel a sensation, is merely to say that I feel a feeling ; which is an impropriety of speech. And to say I am con- scious of a feeling, is merely to say that I feel it. To have a feeling is to be conscious ; and to be conscious is to have a feeling. To be conscious of the prick of the pin, is merely to have the sensation. And though I have these various modes of naming my sensation, by saying, I feel the prick of a pin, I feel the pain of a prick, I have the sensation of a prick, I hav...e the feeling of a prick, I am conscious of the feeling; the thing named in all these various ways is one and the same.
*' The same explanation will easily be seen to apply to ideas. Though at present I have not the sensation called the prick of a pin, I have a distinct idea of it.
• Analysis of the Human Mind, i. 170-172.
Digitized by Google BY SIB WILUAM HAMILTON. 147 The having an idea, and the not having it, are distin- guished by the existence or non-existence of a certain feeling. To have an idea, and the feeling of that idea, are not two things ; thej are one and the same thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To say I feel a sensation, is merely to say that I feel a feeling ; which is an impropriety of speech. And to say I am con- scious of a feeling, is merely to say that I feel it. To have a feeling is to be conscious ; and to be conscious is to have a feeling. To be conscious of the prick of the pin, is merely to have the sensation. And though I have these various modes of naming my sensation, by saying, I feel the prick of a pin, I feel the pain of a prick, I have the sensation of a prick, I hav...e the feeling of a prick, I am conscious of the feeling; the thing named in all these various ways is one and the same.
*' The same explanation will easily be seen to apply to ideas. Though at present I have not the sensation called the prick of a pin, I have a distinct idea of it.
• Analysis of the Human Mind, i. 170-172.
Digitized by Google BY SIB WILUAM HAMILTON. 147 The having an idea, and the not having it, are distin- guished by the existence or non-existence of a certain feeling. To have an idea, and the feeling of that idea, are not two things ; thej are one and the same thing.
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