The Philosophy of the Present in Germany
The Philosophy of the Present in Germany
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Both unity and multiplicity, as well as necessity of action, must be predicated of things-in-themselves. If, as Kant assumed, space and time as forms of perception, together with the primal concepts of the understanding, are first of all subjective, they must at the same time have a transcendent meaning, because otherwise we should be obliged to renounce all knowledge of the real. The essential forms of things and the thought-forms of our intellect agree with each other. But such a harmony betw...een our knowledge and the real objects to which it is directed can only be accounted for by assuming that the same all- embracing, all-controlling reason is active in both.
What, then, is the nature of the reality to which we are justified in reasoning from the facts of our experience ? Hartmann designates it at the outset as the Unconscious, and by this he understands first the unknown positive IDEALISM 181 subject to which the predicate "to be uncon- scious " belongs. He then institutes a search throughout the realms of nature and of mind for the facts which shall point out to us the significance of the Unconscious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both unity and multiplicity, as well as necessity of action, must be predicated of things-in-themselves. If, as Kant assumed, space and time as forms of perception, together with the primal concepts of the understanding, are first of all subjective, they must at the same time have a transcendent meaning, because otherwise we should be obliged to renounce all knowledge of the real. The essential forms of things and the thought-forms of our intellect agree with each other. But such a harmony betw...een our knowledge and the real objects to which it is directed can only be accounted for by assuming that the same all- embracing, all-controlling reason is active in both.
What, then, is the nature of the reality to which we are justified in reasoning from the facts of our experience ? Hartmann designates it at the outset as the Unconscious, and by this he understands first the unknown positive IDEALISM 181 subject to which the predicate "to be uncon- scious " belongs. He then institutes a search throughout the realms of nature and of mind for the facts which shall point out to us the significance of the Unconscious.
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