Some Prolegmena to a Philosophy of Medicine
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" Consciousness (it is said) thus belongs to the properties, not the forces, of matter, if to matter at all, and is equally out of the province of a priori investigation v^ith the qualities of the ether, and the atoms, which must be postulated as the necessary founda- tions of all scientific inquiry." Such a begging of the ques- tion is eminently unsatisfactory ; it arises from accepting as a complete theory of life what is only a basis for a theory.
(ii.) Consciousness is the basis of psycholo...gical inquiry, and the link which joins psychology to physiology is the conception we have arrived at in the last paragraph — the organic unity of the nervous system. All parts of the nervous system are capable of acting in relation with all other parts.
This is an obvious truth from experience and physiological knowledge. But it implies a great deal more than the mere conception of the reception and conduction of sensory impressions, the discrimination of them, the co-ordination of impulses to movement, and the impulses to movement themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Consciousness (it is said) thus belongs to the properties, not the forces, of matter, if to matter at all, and is equally out of the province of a priori investigation v^ith the qualities of the ether, and the atoms, which must be postulated as the necessary founda- tions of all scientific inquiry." Such a begging of the ques- tion is eminently unsatisfactory ; it arises from accepting as a complete theory of life what is only a basis for a theory.
(ii.) Consciousness is the basis of psycholo...gical inquiry, and the link which joins psychology to physiology is the conception we have arrived at in the last paragraph — the organic unity of the nervous system. All parts of the nervous system are capable of acting in relation with all other parts.
This is an obvious truth from experience and physiological knowledge. But it implies a great deal more than the mere conception of the reception and conduction of sensory impressions, the discrimination of them, the co-ordination of impulses to movement, and the impulses to movement themselves.
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