Peirce-Arg Philosophers by Hookway Christopher;

Author:Hookway, Christopher;
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Museum, Heritage Studies & Visual Arts
Publisher: Taylor and Francis
Published: 1999-05-05T16:00:00+00:00

PART TWO

Knowledge and Reality

V

Perception and the Outward Clash

1 Introduction

In 1885, Peirce quoted Hegel, ‘We must be in contact with our subject matter, whether it be by means of our external senses, or what is better, by our profounder mind and our innermost self consciousness’ (8.41 n), and he commented:

The capital error of Hegel which permeates his whole system in every part of it is that he almost altogether ignores the Outward Clash.

… [This] direct consciousness of hitting and getting hit enters into all cognition and serves to make it mean something real. (8.41)

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