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Where it may see itself." — Troilus and Oressida, iii. 3.
The relation of object to object is known only as repre- sented to one wbo observes both per sensios. If, then, one of the objects is an organ of sense to the observer, it is plain that he can observe but one pole of the represented relation. For the specified objection to be allowed in bar of idealism, it must be assumed that a relation between two objects which is represented to an observer is also represented to him who owns one of th...ose objects as an organ of sense : that I, looking at a tree, must find between my consciousness and the tree the same relation which he finds who observes both my organism and the tree, as two correlated objects. Now, without dogmatically averring that there is not one and the same relation subsisting for both me and that observer, this I do emphatically maintain as a deliver- ance of consciousness, that I, in perceiving that tree, do not find any such relation, as that the tree as object is the cause of the perception of the tree which I am conscious of as object; nay, rather the reverse; but for analogy I should never dream of such a relation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where it may see itself." — Troilus and Oressida, iii. 3.
The relation of object to object is known only as repre- sented to one wbo observes both per sensios. If, then, one of the objects is an organ of sense to the observer, it is plain that he can observe but one pole of the represented relation. For the specified objection to be allowed in bar of idealism, it must be assumed that a relation between two objects which is represented to an observer is also represented to him who owns one of th...ose objects as an organ of sense : that I, looking at a tree, must find between my consciousness and the tree the same relation which he finds who observes both my organism and the tree, as two correlated objects. Now, without dogmatically averring that there is not one and the same relation subsisting for both me and that observer, this I do emphatically maintain as a deliver- ance of consciousness, that I, in perceiving that tree, do not find any such relation, as that the tree as object is the cause of the perception of the tree which I am conscious of as object; nay, rather the reverse; but for analogy I should never dream of such a relation.
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