Institutes of Logic
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Our only means of knowing these to be compatible is through a reference to intuition and representation working on the data of sense. The confliction of attributes must be learned in the same way, all except those that are immediately con- tradictory. We cannot combine in one and the same surface black and white, or red or green, because intuition never gives us such a combination, but the opposite. There is a material 1 Hamilton, Logic, L, xii. , p. 216.
CONGRUENCE IN JUDGMENT. 235 barrier in ...this case to unifying, or to congruence. But in whatever way congruence between attributes may arise, whatever its ground or conditions, its test logically is the power of representing the two attributes as in the one sub- ject, or the one attribute as a mark or attribute of the other. When we can do this, and when we recognise and enounce the congruence, we have an act of judgment, properly logical judgment.
(a) It has been remarked on this point of the congruence of notions, that it may be of two different kinds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our only means of knowing these to be compatible is through a reference to intuition and representation working on the data of sense. The confliction of attributes must be learned in the same way, all except those that are immediately con- tradictory. We cannot combine in one and the same surface black and white, or red or green, because intuition never gives us such a combination, but the opposite. There is a material 1 Hamilton, Logic, L, xii. , p. 216.
CONGRUENCE IN JUDGMENT. 235 barrier in ...this case to unifying, or to congruence. But in whatever way congruence between attributes may arise, whatever its ground or conditions, its test logically is the power of representing the two attributes as in the one sub- ject, or the one attribute as a mark or attribute of the other. When we can do this, and when we recognise and enounce the congruence, we have an act of judgment, properly logical judgment.
(a) It has been remarked on this point of the congruence of notions, that it may be of two different kinds.
What to read after Institutes of Logic?
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