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CHAPTER II.

PART IV. THE REFLECTIVE EMOTIONS.

Sie nahen, sie kommen
Die Himmlischen alle,
Mit Gôttern erfüllt sich
Die irdische Halle.

Schiller.

§ 22. 1. THE reflective emotions are so named be-
cause they depend upon a previous state of reflective
perception. An analysis of reflective perception has
been already offered in "Time and Space" § 21. In
that §, read together with § 12, it was described as
the perception of two things, 1st, of the difference
between consciousness in the abstract and the various
particular states of consciousness, that is, the dis-
tinction between the Subject or Pure Ego and all
its objects or moments, whether visible and tangible
sensations or other feelings, which together consti-
tute the Empirical Ego, and 2nd, of the difference
between that part of the world of objects or feel-
ings, or of the Empirical Ego, which is circumscribed
by the body of the reflecting observer, or the Sub-
ject, and all other parts of the same world which lie
beyond the body, or, in other words, the distinction

§ 22. The phe- nomena of reflection.

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Theory of Practice: An Ethical Enquiry in Two Books. Volume: 1. Contributors: Shadworth H. Hodgson - author. Publisher: Longmans, Green, Reader, and Dyer. Place of Publication: London. Publication Year: 1870. Page Number: 181.
    
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