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Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 101
Chap.BETWEEN SUBJECT AND OBJECTI]77This active power roots in the fact, if we may put it so, that we become aware of these relations outside of us, the setting for them is present in our own consciousness. This beforewould not be soifthese relation ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 102
78§ 39.ORGANIC RELATION[Div. IIclink the thought over again, hj which the Subject defined If there these relations when he called them into being.were no thought embedded in theobject,itcould not beour thinking'. As little as our ear ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 103
Chap.BETWEEN SUBJECT AND OBJECTI]79This capacity cannot be imitaThis would be conceivable if the whole organism of the relations of the cosmos were discovered to us. Then we should be able to acquire this as we acquire a foreign language, that reveals no single relatio ...
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80§ 39.handByapowerORGANIC RELATION[Div. IIof perception for the relations in the object.these two together the act of understanding (actio intel-ligendi, as theRomans usedto call it)becomes complete. ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 105
Chap.BETWEEN SUBJECT AND OBJECTI]taken byitselfcan be made the object of investigation, inwhich case the element always thinks,subject81liesinthesubject thatindependently of the fact whether this any A or B ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 106
82§ 39.tree,an animal,ORGANIC RELATIONetc.And[Div. IIbecause they are complicated,demands the combinedtheir simple observationactivity ofOne reason the more for our perception and thought. including both under the ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 107
Chap.BETWEEN SUBJECT AND OBJECTI]always passive in part,isalso able tobecome83 active.Asfar as the perception is concerned, this action exerts itselfin our imagination^ itandtionwecreatephenom ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 108
84LANGUAGE§ 40.§ 40.manIf a singlemoment[Div. IILanguagecould perform this gigantic task in oneif there Avere no difficulties to encounter, immediate and complete knowledge would be conceivable without memory and without spoken ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 109
;;Chap.I]LANGUAGE§ 40.and conceptions follow each a way85 oftheirown.Therepresentation expresses itself by art in the image^ the conception by language in the ivord. This distinction main-though by writing the word acqui ...
Encyclopedia of sacred theology - pagina 110
86§ 40.LANGUAGE[Dn.IIwhether the image is a mere indication, a rough sign or a A motion of the hand, a sign, a look finely wrought form. of the eyes, a facial expression, are parts of human language as well as words.Nor shoulditbe overlooked ...
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