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thnstitutestheessenatter,is
positedassothingalientoitandntingent,sothingintroduoutside
ii
inorganicphysics
achanicsbelentaryphysicscthephysicsofindividuality
§204
tterinitselfholdsitselfapartfrotselfthroughthentofitsnegativity,diversity,or
abstraitselfisjustasessential,
hoe:thenegativeunityofthisexistenceapart
frotselfasbeingforitself,andthusntinuoustterthereforehasattractiontheunityof
thesentsisgravity
kanthas,angotherthings,throughtheattetata“nstruatterinhis
taphysieritofhavingstartedtoof
tter,afterithadbeenattributedrelytothedeadnessoftheunderstandingandits
deteationshadbeennceivedastherelationsofattributesptkantrevived
thenceptofthephilosophyofnature,prehensionofnature
or,e,theknoedthatthe
reflectivecategoriesofattractionandrepulsionade,andfurther,hepresupposedthat
theerge,isreadydethis
nfusionisaneerabstractnts
cannotbenceptualisedoreover,becausetheobservationofthese
opposingdeteationssuspendsitselfiediatelyintheiridentity,thereisthedangerthatthey
erentinuityihavedenstratedindetailthenfusionh
donateskantsexpositioninsysteflogic,vol1,part1,pp119ff
§205
tter,ashavinggravity,isonly:1tterexistinginitselforgeneralbutthisnceptst:2
speentaryphysics3particular
ttertakentogetherisindividualisedtter,andtheobjectofphysicsastheactualhe
body
a
chanics
§206
tter,assilygeneral,hasatfirstonlyaquantitativedifference,andparticularisesitselfinto
differentquanta,sses,inationofawholeorone,arebodies
§207
thebodyis:1asheavytterthesolididentityofspaceandti,but2asthefirstnegationit
hasinitselftheirideality,froathebodythebodyis
essentiallyinspaceandti,of
§208
3asspae,inhe
indifferentsubsistenceofspaceissuspended,thebodyistransitoryingeneral,itisawholly
ntingentunit5butastheunityontsintheiropposition,the
bodyessentiallyhastion,andtheappearanceofgravity
beplantedontotter,tioninparticularis
nsideredtobeadeteationextealtothebody,evenbythatphysicsably
seotionorplaced
intoanditiononlybyanextealcauseontheonehanditistheunderstandinghholds
tionandrestapartasnonnceptualdeteations,andthereforedoesnotgrasptheir
transitionintoeachother,butontheotherhandonlytheselflessbodiesoftheearth,he
objeeinations,he
appearanceofsuchbodiesandarevalid,aresetasthefoundation,andthenatureofthe
independentbodiesissubsudunderthiscategoryinfact,hoore
generalandtheforristhatedabsolutely,andinabsolutechanicsthe
nceptpresentsitselfinitstruthandsingularity
§209
intion,tipositsitselfspatiallyasplace,butthisindifferentspatialitybeesjustas
iediatelyteoral:theplaeandspaceis,
asthedifferenceoftheirabsoluteunityandtheirindifferentntent,adifferenceofbodies,h
holdtheelvesapartfroachotheryetequallyseektheirunitythroughgravity;general
gravitation
§210
gravitationisthetrueanddeteatenaterialrporeality,herebyjustas
essentiallydividedintopartiontof
extealindividuality,invent,inediediatelyasarelationofseveral
bodies
generalgravitationstberegnisedforitselfasaprofoundthought,itutesan
absolutebasisforchanicsifitisnceivedinitiallyinthesphereofreflection,thoughitisso
boundupinationsthatithasattractedattentionandcredit,
anditsverifithesolarsysteown
tothephenononofthecapillarytubescertainlygravitationdirectlyntradictsthelawof
inertia,for,byvirtueoftheforr,tterstrivestogetoutofitselftoanotherinthenceptof
gravity,ashasbeenshoontsofbeingforitselfandofthat
ntinuitythatsuspendsbeingforitselfthesentsofthenceptnohefate,as
particularforcesrrespondingtothepoore
preciselyasthecentripetalandthecentrifugalforces,y,toacton
bodies,andindependentlyofeaeettogetherinathirdentity,the
bodyinthiseverprofundityainedinthethoughtofgeneralgravitationis
destroyedagain,andthenceptandreasonoperateintothetheoryof
absolutetion,aslongasthevaunteddisveriesofforcesprevailthere
ifoneinationsifiedinthelawsof
thecentripetalandthecentrifugalforces,oneveryquicklydisversthenfusionerges
froheirseparationthisnfusionbeesevengreateriftheseparationisntionedin
relationtogravitation;gravitation,alsostobethesaascentripetal
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thnstitutestheessenatter,is
positedassothingalientoitandntingent,sothingintroduoutside
ii
inorganicphysics
achanicsbelentaryphysicscthephysicsofindividuality
§204
tterinitselfholdsitselfapartfrotselfthroughthentofitsnegativity,diversity,or
abstraitselfisjustasessential,
hoe:thenegativeunityofthisexistenceapart
frotselfasbeingforitself,andthusntinuoustterthereforehasattractiontheunityof
thesentsisgravity
kanthas,angotherthings,throughtheattetata“nstruatterinhis
taphysieritofhavingstartedtoof
tter,afterithadbeenattributedrelytothedeadnessoftheunderstandingandits
deteationshadbeennceivedastherelationsofattributesptkantrevived
thenceptofthephilosophyofnature,prehensionofnature
or,e,theknoedthatthe
reflectivecategoriesofattractionandrepulsionade,andfurther,hepresupposedthat
theerge,isreadydethis
nfusionisaneerabstractnts
cannotbenceptualisedoreover,becausetheobservationofthese
opposingdeteationssuspendsitselfiediatelyintheiridentity,thereisthedangerthatthey
erentinuityihavedenstratedindetailthenfusionh
donateskantsexpositioninsysteflogic,vol1,part1,pp119ff
§205
tter,ashavinggravity,isonly:1tterexistinginitselforgeneralbutthisnceptst:2
speentaryphysics3particular
ttertakentogetherisindividualisedtter,andtheobjectofphysicsastheactualhe
body
a
chanics
§206
tter,assilygeneral,hasatfirstonlyaquantitativedifference,andparticularisesitselfinto
differentquanta,sses,inationofawholeorone,arebodies
§207
thebodyis:1asheavytterthesolididentityofspaceandti,but2asthefirstnegationit
hasinitselftheirideality,froathebodythebodyis
essentiallyinspaceandti,of
§208
3asspae,inhe
indifferentsubsistenceofspaceissuspended,thebodyistransitoryingeneral,itisawholly
ntingentunit5butastheunityontsintheiropposition,the
bodyessentiallyhastion,andtheappearanceofgravity
beplantedontotter,tioninparticularis
nsideredtobeadeteationextealtothebody,evenbythatphysicsably
seotionorplaced
intoanditiononlybyanextealcauseontheonehanditistheunderstandinghholds
tionandrestapartasnonnceptualdeteations,andthereforedoesnotgrasptheir
transitionintoeachother,butontheotherhandonlytheselflessbodiesoftheearth,he
objeeinations,he
appearanceofsuchbodiesandarevalid,aresetasthefoundation,andthenatureofthe
independentbodiesissubsudunderthiscategoryinfact,hoore
generalandtheforristhatedabsolutely,andinabsolutechanicsthe
nceptpresentsitselfinitstruthandsingularity
§209
intion,tipositsitselfspatiallyasplace,butthisindifferentspatialitybeesjustas
iediatelyteoral:theplaeandspaceis,
asthedifferenceoftheirabsoluteunityandtheirindifferentntent,adifferenceofbodies,h
holdtheelvesapartfroachotheryetequallyseektheirunitythroughgravity;general
gravitation
§210
gravitationisthetrueanddeteatenaterialrporeality,herebyjustas
essentiallydividedintopartiontof
extealindividuality,invent,inediediatelyasarelationofseveral
bodies
generalgravitationstberegnisedforitselfasaprofoundthought,itutesan
absolutebasisforchanicsifitisnceivedinitiallyinthesphereofreflection,thoughitisso
boundupinationsthatithasattractedattentionandcredit,
anditsverifithesolarsysteown
tothephenononofthecapillarytubescertainlygravitationdirectlyntradictsthelawof
inertia,for,byvirtueoftheforr,tterstrivestogetoutofitselftoanotherinthenceptof
gravity,ashasbeenshoontsofbeingforitselfandofthat
ntinuitythatsuspendsbeingforitselfthesentsofthenceptnohefate,as
particularforcesrrespondingtothepoore
preciselyasthecentripetalandthecentrifugalforces,y,toacton
bodies,andindependentlyofeaeettogetherinathirdentity,the
bodyinthiseverprofundityainedinthethoughtofgeneralgravitationis
destroyedagain,andthenceptandreasonoperateintothetheoryof
absolutetion,aslongasthevaunteddisveriesofforcesprevailthere
ifoneinationsifiedinthelawsof
thecentripetalandthecentrifugalforces,oneveryquicklydisversthenfusionerges
froheirseparationthisnfusionbeesevengreateriftheseparationisntionedin
relationtogravitation;gravitation,alsostobethesaascentripetal
... </P></TD>