Lives of Franklin Plato Eller And John Carlton Eller
Lives of Franklin Plato Eller And John Carlton Eller
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Individu- als are limited to space and time and cannot be imag- 144 FRANKLIN PLATO ELLER ined out of their own places; but the general idea of man is confined to no particular race, country, or year, so this idea seems to be reached by a process of abstraction.
The mind seems to be able to consider such quality by itself and abstracted from all others, and by that m'eans forms abstract ideas. ■• The mind seems capable of forming ideas of color, shape, movement, etc. , qualities of an object sep...arate from the object, though it is impossible for these quali- ties to exist separate from the object to which they belong. This is done by abstraction evidently.
The mind can thus frame for itself a general idea of color, shape, etc. , distinct from all the particular colors, shapes of the object observed, by carefully not- ing what is common to all and what distinguishes them one from another.
Thus by a process of abstraction we fix the mind on the circumstances in which a number of individuals are found to agree or resemble each other ; and then by a process of generalization we arrange them accord- ing to this common circumstance into classes to which we give a common name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Individu- als are limited to space and time and cannot be imag- 144 FRANKLIN PLATO ELLER ined out of their own places; but the general idea of man is confined to no particular race, country, or year, so this idea seems to be reached by a process of abstraction.
The mind seems to be able to consider such quality by itself and abstracted from all others, and by that m'eans forms abstract ideas. ■• The mind seems capable of forming ideas of color, shape, movement, etc. , qualities of an object sep...arate from the object, though it is impossible for these quali- ties to exist separate from the object to which they belong. This is done by abstraction evidently.
The mind can thus frame for itself a general idea of color, shape, etc. , distinct from all the particular colors, shapes of the object observed, by carefully not- ing what is common to all and what distinguishes them one from another.
Thus by a process of abstraction we fix the mind on the circumstances in which a number of individuals are found to agree or resemble each other ; and then by a process of generalization we arrange them accord- ing to this common circumstance into classes to which we give a common name.
What to read after Lives of Franklin Plato Eller And John Carlton Eller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jay B Jay Broadus Hubbell to read onlineMoreLess
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