ISBN: 9780217688215

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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www. million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: AS REGARDS PROTOPLASM, Etc. PART I. The First (physiological) Issue; Or The " Plunge " Into The " Materialistic Slough." IT is a pleasure to perceive Mr Huxley open his clear little essay with what we may hold, perhaps, to be the manly and orthodox view of the character and products of the French Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www. million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: AS REGARDS PROTOPLASM, Etc. PART I. The First (physiological) Issue; Or The " Plunge " Into The " Materialistic Slough." IT is a pleasure to perceive Mr Huxley open his clear little essay with what we may hold, perhaps, to be the manly and orthodox view of the character and products of the French writer, Auguste Comte. " In applying the name of ' the new philosophy' to that estimate of the limits of philosophical inquiry which he " (Professor Huxley), " in common with many other men of science, holds to be just," the Archbishop of York confounds, it seems, this new philosophy with the Positive philosophy of M. Comte; and thereat Mr Huxley expresses himself as greatly astonished. Some of us, for our parts, may be inclined at first to feel astonished at Mr Huxley's astonishment; for the school to which, at least on the philosophical side, Mr Huxley seems to belong, is even notorious for its prostration before Auguste Comte, whom, especially so far as method and systematisation are concerned, it regards as the greatest intellect since Bacon. For such, as it was the opinion of Mr Buckle, is understood to be the opinion also of Messrs Grote, Bain, and Mill. In fact, we may say that such is commonly and currently considered the characteristic and distinctive opinion of that whole perverted or inverted reaction which has been called the Revulsion. That is to say, to give this word a moment's explanation, that the Voltaires and Humes and Gibbons having long enjoyed an immunity of sneer at man's blind pride and wretched superstition-at his silly non-natural honour and her silly non-natural virtue-a reaction had set in, exulting in poetry, in the splendour of nature, the nobleness of man, and the purity of woman, from which reaction again we have, almost within the last Books, History~~General, As-Regards-Protoplasm~~James-Hutchison-Stirling, 999999999, As Regards Protoplasm, James Hutchison Stirling, 0217688217, General Books LLC, , , , , General Books LLC<

ISBN: 9780217688215

This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1872. Not illustrat… Mehr…

This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1872. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... PART I. The First (physiological) Issue; Or The Plunge Into The Materialistic Slough. IT is a pleasure to perceive Mr Huxley open his clear little essay with what we may hold, perhaps, to be the manly and orthodox view of the character and products of the French writer, Auguste Comte. In applying the name of '' the new philosophy'' to that estimate of the limits of philosophical inquiry which he (Professor Huxley), in common with many other men of science, holds to be just, the Archbishop of York confounds, it seems, this new philosophy with the Positive philosophy of M. Comte; and thereat Mr Huxley expresses himself as greatly astonished. Some of us, for our parts, may be inclined at first to feel astonished at Mr Huxley''s astonishment; for the school to which, at least on the philosophical side, Mr Huxley seems to belong, is even notorious for its prostration before Auguste Comte, whom, especially so far as method and systematisation are concerned, it regards as the greatest intellect since Bacon. For such, as it was the opinion of Mr Buckle, is understood to be the opinion also of Messrs Grote, Bain, and Mill. In fact, we may say that such is commonly and currently considered the characteristic and distinctive opinion of that whole perverted or inverted reaction which has been called the Revulsion. That is to say, to give this word a moment''s explanation, that the Voltaires and Humes and Gibbons having long enjoyed an immunity of sneer at man''s blind pride and wretched superstition--at his silly non-natural honour and her silly non-natural virtue--a reaction had Ret in, exulting in poetry, in the splendour of nature, the nobleness of man, and the purity of woman, from which reaction again wo have, almost within the last decennium, been revulsively, as ... James Hutchison Stirling, Books, Science and Nature, As regards protoplasm Books>Science and Nature, General Books LLC<

ISBN: 0217688217

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ISBN: 0217688217

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ISBN: 9780217688215

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