The Philosophy of Kant Explained
The Philosophy of Kant Explained
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Nevertheless we can lay down the a 2>riori proposition, that, whatever may be the variation in the quality of sensation, t here must be a certain deter- minate degree of that quality. It is not true, however, that intensive magnitude necessarily corresponds to extensive magnitude. The ordinary view of the scientific man is that, where there is a greater degree of sensation, there is also a greater occupancy of space. Thus we may have apparently the same amount of space occupied by different deg...rees of light, the explanation advanced being that the particles of matter are in the one case spread over a greater space than in the other, and that, when we make allowance for this fact, we find that the extensive magnitude is precisely cor- respondent to the intensive. This doctrine Kant refuses to admit, maintaining that there is no necessary connection between intensive and extensive magnitude, and that there is nothing to show that the very same intensive magnitude may not occupy a greater amount of space, or, conversely, that a greater amount of intensive magnitude may not be present in a smaller extent of space.
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Nevertheless we can lay down the a 2>riori proposition, that, whatever may be the variation in the quality of sensation, t here must be a certain deter- minate degree of that quality. It is not true, however, that intensive magnitude necessarily corresponds to extensive magnitude. The ordinary view of the scientific man is that, where there is a greater degree of sensation, there is also a greater occupancy of space. Thus we may have apparently the same amount of space occupied by different deg...rees of light, the explanation advanced being that the particles of matter are in the one case spread over a greater space than in the other, and that, when we make allowance for this fact, we find that the extensive magnitude is precisely cor- respondent to the intensive. This doctrine Kant refuses to admit, maintaining that there is no necessary connection between intensive and extensive magnitude, and that there is nothing to show that the very same intensive magnitude may not occupy a greater amount of space, or, conversely, that a greater amount of intensive magnitude may not be present in a smaller extent of space.
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