The Concept of Consciousness
The Concept of Consciousness
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For want of a better name we may still use the term ' cross-section ' to designate any part collection that is defined by a law which is unrelated (or but remotely related) to the laws that define the whole in question : in other words, let us call any definable part that is in no wise orgcmically related to the whole, a cross-section.
Now the cross-sections so far adduced are not merely insignificant for the whole of which they are a part, but they are also rather insignificant for any system,... howsoever inclusive. There are other cross-sections, however, which do have a prime significance in and for some manifold more complex and inclusive than the manifold through which the cross-section is initially made. Thus the sum total of all the whales living in certain given waters is a cross-section of the sea that is significant for the whalers who are trying to locate and The Concept of Consciousness 1 7 1 gather them in. The various shafts and levels of a mine are a cross-section of the mountain, and of import to the shareholders : and it is the business of the en- gineer so to direct the workings that this cross-section shall coincide with that other cross-section that is made by the vein of ore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For want of a better name we may still use the term ' cross-section ' to designate any part collection that is defined by a law which is unrelated (or but remotely related) to the laws that define the whole in question : in other words, let us call any definable part that is in no wise orgcmically related to the whole, a cross-section.
Now the cross-sections so far adduced are not merely insignificant for the whole of which they are a part, but they are also rather insignificant for any system,... howsoever inclusive. There are other cross-sections, however, which do have a prime significance in and for some manifold more complex and inclusive than the manifold through which the cross-section is initially made. Thus the sum total of all the whales living in certain given waters is a cross-section of the sea that is significant for the whalers who are trying to locate and The Concept of Consciousness 1 7 1 gather them in. The various shafts and levels of a mine are a cross-section of the mountain, and of import to the shareholders : and it is the business of the en- gineer so to direct the workings that this cross-section shall coincide with that other cross-section that is made by the vein of ore.
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