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PREFACE
SUPPOSINGthatTruthisawoman—whatthen?
Is
nie
there
notgroundforsuspecting
że
that
allphilosophers,insofarasthey
ma
have
beendogmatists,havefailedto
zrozumieć
understand
women—thattheterribleseriousness
i
and
clumsyimportunitywithwhichthey
ma
have
usuallypaidtheiraddressesto
Prawdy
Truth
,havebeenunskilledandunseemlymethodsforwinningawoman?
Certainlyshehas
nigdy nie
never
allowedherselftobewon;
andatpresent
każdy
every
kindofdogmastandswithsadanddiscouragedmien—IF,
rzeczywiście
indeed
,itstandsatall!
Fortherearescoffers
którzy
who
maintainthatithasfallen,
że
that
alldogmaliesontheground—nay
więcej
more
,thatitisatitslastgasp.
Ale
But
tospeakseriously,thereare
dobre
good
groundsforhopingthat
wszystkie
all
dogmatizinginphilosophy,whatever
uroczyste
solemn
,whateverconclusiveanddecidedairsithasassumed,mayhavebeen
tylko
only
anoblepuerilismandtyronism;
i
and
probablythetimeisathand
kiedy
when
itwillbeonce
i
and
againunderstoodWHAThasactuallysufficedforthebasisofsuchimposing
i
and
absolutephilosophicaledificesasthedogmatistshavehithertoreared:
może
perhaps
somepopularsuperstitionofimmemorialtime(suchasthesoul-superstition,
który
which
,intheformof
podmiotu
subject-
andego-superstition,hasnot
jeszcze
yet
ceaseddoingmischief):
perhapssomeplayuponwords,adeceptiononthepartof
gramatyki
grammar
,oranaudaciousgeneralizationof
bardzo
very
restricted,verypersonal,veryhuman—all-too-humanfacts.
Thephilosophyofthedogmatists,itistobehoped,was
tylko
only
apromiseforthousandsofyears
później
afterwards
,aswasastrologyin
jeszcze
still
earliertimes,intheserviceofwhich
prawdopodobnie
probably
morelabour,gold,acuteness,
i
and
patiencehavebeenspent
niż
than
onanyactualsciencehitherto:
weowetoit,andtoits"super-terrestrial"pretensionsinAsiaandEgypt,the
wielki
grand
styleofarchitecture.
It
wydaje
seems
thatinordertoinscribethemselvesuponthe
sercu
heart
ofhumanitywitheverlastingclaims,
wszystkie
all
greatthingshavefirstto
wędrować
wander
abouttheearthas
ogromne
enormous
andawe-inspiringcaricatures:
dogmaticphilosophyhasbeenacaricatureof
tego
this
kind—forinstance,theVedantadoctrineinAsia,
i
and
PlatonisminEurope.
Letusnotbeungratefultoit,
chociaż
although
itmustcertainlybeconfessed
że
that
theworst,themosttiresome,andthe
najbardziej
most
dangerousoferrorshithertohasbeenadogmatisterror—namely,Plato's
wynalazek
invention
ofPureSpiritandthe
Dobra
Good
inItself.
Butnowwhenithasbeensurmounted,whenEurope,ridofthisnightmare,
może
can
againdrawbreathfreely
i
and
atleastenjoyahealthier—sleep,
my
we
,WHOSEDUTYISWAKEFULNESSITSELF,aretheheirsofallthe
siły
strength
whichthestruggleagainstthiserrorhasfostered.
Itamountedtotheveryinversionof
prawdy
truth
,andthedenialofthePERSPECTIVE—thefundamentalcondition—of
życia
life
,tospeakofSpirit
i
and
theGoodasPlato
mówił
spoke
ofthem;
indeedonemight
zapytać
ask
,asaphysician:
"Howdid
taka
such
amaladyattackthatfinestproductof
starożytności
antiquity
,Plato?
HadthewickedSocrates
naprawdę
really
corruptedhim?
WasSocratesafterallacorrupterofyouths,
i
and
deservedhishemlock?"
ButthestruggleagainstPlato,or—tospeakplainer,
i
and
forthe"people"—thestruggleagainsttheecclesiasticaloppressionofmillenniumsofChristianity
Dla
(FOR
CHRISTIANITYISPLATONISMFORTHE"PEOPLE"),producedinEuropeamagnificent
napięcie
tension
ofsoul,suchashadnotexisted
nigdzie
anywhere
previously;
withsuchatenselystrainedbowone
można
can
nowaimatthefurthestgoals.
Asamatterof
rzeczywistości
fact
,theEuropeanfeelsthis
napięcie
tension
asastateofdistress,
a
and
twiceattemptshavebeenmadeingrandstyletounbendthe
łuku
bow
:
oncebymeansofJesuitism,andthe
drugi
second
timebymeansofdemocraticenlightenment—which,withtheaidof
wolności
liberty
ofthepressandnewspaper-reading,might,in
rzeczywistości
fact
,bringitaboutthatthe
duch
spirit
wouldnotsoeasily
znalazłby
find
itselfin"distress"!
(TheGermans
wynaleźli
invented
gunpowder—allcredittothem!
ale
but
theyagainmadethingssquare—they
wynaleźli
invented
printing.)
Butwe,whoareneitherJesuits,nordemocrats,nor
nawet
even
sufficientlyGermans,weGOODEUROPEANS,
i
and
free,VERYfreespirits—we
mamy
have
itstill,allthedistressof
ducha
spirit
andallthetensionofits
łuku
bow
!
Andperhapsalsothearrow,the
obowiązek
duty
,and,whoknows?
THEGOALTOAIMAT....
Rozdział
CHAPTER
I.PREJUDICESOFPHILOSOPHERS
1.
The
Wola
Will
toTruth,whichisto
kusi
tempt
ustomanya
niebezpiecznych
hazardous
enterprise,thefamousTruthfulnessofwhichallphilosophershavehitherto
mówili
spoken
withrespect,whatquestionshas
ta
this
WilltoTruthnotlaid
przed
before
us!
Whatstrange,perplexing,
wątpliwe
questionable
questions!
Itisalreadya
długa
long
story;
yetitseemsasifitwerehardlycommenced.
Isitanywonderifweatlastgrowdistrustful,
tracimy
lose
patience,andturnimpatientlyaway?
Że
That
thisSphinxteachesusatlasttoaskquestionsourselves?
Kto
WHO
isitreallythatputsquestionstoushere?
WHAT
naprawdę
really
isthis"WilltoTruth"in
nas
us
?
Infactwemadea
długo
long
haltatthequestionastotheoriginof
tej
this
Will—untilatlastwecametoanabsolutestandstill
przed
before
ayetmorefundamentalquestion.
We
zapytaliśmy
inquired
abouttheVALUEof
tego
this
Will.
Grantedthatwewantthe
prawdy
truth
:
WHYNOTRATHERuntruth?
A
And
uncertainty?
Evenignorance?
The
problem
problem
ofthevalueof
prawdy
truth
presenteditselfbeforeus—orwasitwewhopresentedourselves
przed
before
theproblem?
WhichofusistheOedipushere?
Który
Which
theSphinx?
Itwould
wydaje się
seem
tobearendezvousofquestions
i
and
notesofinterrogation.
Andcoulditbebelieved
że
that
itatlastseemstousasifthe
problem
problem
hadneverbeenpropoundedbefore,asifwewerethefirsttodiscern
go
it
,getasightof
go
it
,andRISKRAISINGit?
Forthereis
ryzyko
risk
inraisingit,perhapsthereisnogreater
ryzyko
risk
.
2.
"HOWCOULDanythingoriginateoutofitsopposite?
For
przykład
example
,truthoutoferror?
orthe
Wola
Will
toTruthoutofthe
wola
will
todeception?
orthegenerousdeedoutofselfishness?
orthepuresun-brightvisionofthewisemanoutofcovetousness?
Taka
Such
genesisisimpossible;
whoeverdreamsofitisafool,nay,worsethanafool;
thingsofthehighestvalue
muszą
must
haveadifferentorigin,anoriginofTHEIRown—in
tym
this
transitory,seductive,illusory,paltry
świecie
world
,inthisturmoilofdelusion
i
and
cupidity,theycannothavetheir
źródła
source
.
Butratherinthe
kolanach
lap
ofBeing,intheintransitory,intheconcealed
Bogu
God
,inthe'Thing-in-itself—THEREmustbetheirsource,
i
and
nowhereelse!"—Thismodeofreasoning
ujawnia
discloses
thetypicalprejudicebywhichmetaphysiciansofalltimes
można
can
berecognized,thismodeofvaluationisatthebackofalltheirlogicalprocedure;
through
tej
this
"belief"oftheirs,theyexertthemselvesfortheir"knowledge,"for
coś
something
thatisintheend
uroczyście
solemnly
christened"theTruth."
Thefundamental
wiara
belief
ofmetaphysiciansisTHE
Wiara
BELIEF
INANTITHESESOFVALUES.
It
nigdy nie
never
occurredeventothewariestofthemto
wątpić
doubt
hereonthevery
progu
threshold
(wheredoubt,however,was
najbardziej
most
necessary);
thoughtheyhadmadeasolemnvow,"DEOMNIBUSDUBITANDUM."
Foritmaybedoubted,
po pierwsze
firstly
,whetherantithesesexistatall;
i
and
secondly,whetherthepopularvaluations
i
and
antithesesofvalueuponwhichmetaphysicianshavesettheir
pieczęć
seal
,arenotperhapsmerelysuperficialestimates,
tylko
merely
provisionalperspectives,besidesbeingprobablymadefromsomecorner,perhapsfrombelow—"frogperspectives,"asitwere,toborrowan
wyrażenie
expression
currentamongpainters.
Inspiteofallthe
wartość
value
whichmaybelongtothetrue,thepositive,
i
and
theunselfish,itmightbe
możliwe
possible
thatahigherand
bardziej
more
fundamentalvalueforlife
ogólnie
generally
shouldbeassignedtopretence,tothewilltodelusion,toselfishness,
i
and
cupidity.
Itmightevenbe
możliwe
possible
thatWHATconstitutesthe
wartość
value
ofthosegoodandrespectedthings,consists
właśnie
precisely
intheirbeinginsidiously
powiązane
related
,knotted,andcrochetedtotheseevil
i
and
apparentlyopposedthings—perhapseveninbeing
zasadniczo
essentially
identicalwiththem.
Perhaps!
Ale
But
whowishestoconcernhimselfwithsuchdangerous"Perhapses"!
Forthatinvestigationonemustawaittheadventofa
nowego
new
orderofphilosophers,suchas
będą
will
haveothertastesandinclinations,thereverseofthosehithertoprevalent—philosophersofthedangerous"Perhaps"inevery
znaczeniu
sense
oftheterm.
Andtospeakinallseriousness,I
widzę
see
suchnewphilosophersbeginningtoappear.
3.
Havingkeptasharpeyeonphilosophers,
i
and
havingreadbetweentheirlines
długo
long
enough,Inowsaytomyself
że
that
thegreaterpartofconsciousthinkingmustbecountedamongtheinstinctivefunctions,
i
and
itissoeveninthe
przypadku
case
ofphilosophicalthinking;
onehas
tu
here
tolearnanew,asonelearnedanew
o
about
heredityand"innateness."
As
mało
little
astheactofbirthcomesintoconsiderationinthe
całego
whole
processandprocedureofheredity,justas
mało
little
is"being-conscious"OPPOSEDtotheinstinctiveinanydecisive
sensie
sense
;
thegreaterpartoftheconsciousthinkingofaphilosopheris
potajemnie
secretly
influencedbyhisinstincts,
i
and
forcedintodefinitechannels.
Andbehindalllogicanditsseemingsovereigntyof
ruchu
movement
,therearevaluations,ortospeakmore
wyraźnie
plainly
,physiologicaldemands,forthemaintenanceofadefinitemodeof
życia
life
Forexample,thatthe
pewne
certain
isworthmorethanthe
niepewne
uncertain
,thatillusionisless
cenne
valuable
than"truth"suchvaluations,inspiteoftheirregulativeimportancefor
Nas
US
,mightnotwithstandingbeonlysuperficialvaluations,specialkindsofniaiserie,
takie
such
asmaybenecessaryforthemaintenanceofbeings
takie
such
asourselves.
Supposing,ineffect,
że
that
manisnotjustthe"measureofthings."
4.
Thefalsenessofan
opinii
opinion
isnotforusanyobjectiontoit:
itis
tutaj
here
,perhaps,thatournew
język
language
soundsmoststrangely.
The
pytanie
question
is,howfaranopinionislife-furthering,life-preserving,species-preserving,perhapsspecies-rearing,andwearefundamentallyinclinedtomaintain
że
that
thefalsestopinions(towhichthesyntheticjudgmentsapriori
należą
belong)
,arethemostindispensableto
nas
us
,thatwithoutarecognitionoflogicalfictions,
bez
without
acomparisonofrealitywiththe
czysto
purely
IMAGINEDworldoftheabsoluteandimmutable,
bez
without
aconstantcounterfeitingofthe
świata
world
bymeansofnumbers,
człowiek
man
couldnotlive—thattherenunciationoffalseopinionswouldbearenunciationoflife,anegationoflife.
TORECOGNISEUNTRUTHASA
Warunek
CONDITION
OFLIFE;
thatiscertainlytoimpugn
ten
the
traditionalideasofvalueinadangerous
sposób
manner
,andaphilosophywhichventuresto
zrobić
do
so,hastherebyalone
umieściła
placed
itselfbeyondgoodand
złem
evil
.
5.
Thatwhichcausesphilosopherstoberegardedhalf-distrustfully
i
and
half-mockingly,isnottheoft-repeateddiscovery
jak
how
innocenttheyare—howoften
i
and
easilytheymakemistakes
i
and
losetheirway,inshort,
jak
how
childishandchildliketheyare,—but
że
that
thereisnotenoughhonestdealingwith
nimi
them
,whereastheyallraisealoud
i
and
virtuousoutcrywhenthe
problem
problem
oftruthfulnessisevenhintedatintheremotestmanner.
Theyallposeasthoughtheir
prawdziwe
real
opinionshadbeendiscovered
i
and
attainedthroughtheself-evolvingofacold,pure,divinelyindifferentdialectic
W
(in
contrasttoallsortsofmystics,
którzy
who
,fairerandfoolisher,talkof"inspiration"),whereas,in
rzeczywistości
fact
,aprejudicedproposition,idea,
lub
or
"suggestion,"whichisgenerallytheirheart'sdesireabstracted
i
and
refined,isdefendedbythemwithargumentssought
się
out
aftertheevent.
Theyarealladvocates
którzy
who
donotwishtoberegardedassuch,
zazwyczaj
generally
astutedefenders,also,oftheirprejudices,whichtheydub"truths,"—and
Bardzo
VERY
farfromhavingthe
sumienia
conscience
whichbravelyadmitsthistoitself,
bardzo
very
farfromhavingthegood
smaku
taste
ofthecouragewhich
idzie
goes
sofarastolet
tego
this
beunderstood,perhapsto
ostrzec
warn
friendorfoe,orincheerfulconfidence
i
and
self-ridicule.
ThespectacleoftheTartufferyofoldKant,
równie
equally
stiffanddecent,withwhichheenticesusintothedialecticby-waysthat
prowadzą
lead
(morecorrectlymislead)tohis"categoricalimperative"—makesusfastidiousonessmile,we
którzy
who
findnosmallamusementinspying
się
out
thesubtletricksofoldmoralists
i
and
ethicalpreachers.
Or,still
bardziej
more
so,thehocus-pocusinmathematical
formie
form
,bymeansofwhichSpinozahas,asitwere,cladhisphilosophyinmail
i
and
mask—infact,the"loveofHISwisdom,"to
przetłumaczyć
translate
thetermfairlyandsquarely—inordertherebytostrike
terror
terror
atonceintothe
sercu
heart
oftheassailantwhoshoulddaretocastaglanceonthatinvinciblemaiden,thatPallasAthene:—howmuchofpersonaltimidity
i
and
vulnerabilitydoesthismasqueradeofasicklyreclusebetray!
6.
Ithas
stopniowo
gradually
becomecleartomewhateverygreatphilosophy
się
up
tillnowhasconsistedof—namely,the
wyznanie
confession
ofitsoriginator,andaspeciesofinvoluntaryandunconsciousauto-biography;
a
and
moreoverthatthemoral(orimmoral)
cel
purpose
ineveryphilosophyhasconstitutedthetruevital
zarodek
germ
outofwhichtheentireplanthas
zawsze
always
grown.
Indeed,tounderstand
jaki sposób
how
theabstrusestmetaphysicalassertionsofaphilosopherhavebeenarrivedat,itis
zawsze
always
well(andwise)to
najpierw
first
askoneself:
"Whatmoralitydothey(ordoeshe)aimat?"
Związku
Accordingly
,Idonotbelieve
że
that
an"impulsetoknowledge"isthe
ojcem
father
ofphilosophy;
butthat
inny
another
impulse,hereaselsewhere,has
tylko
only
madeuseofknowledge
I
(and
mistakenknowledge!)
asan
instrument
instrument
.
Butwhoeverconsidersthefundamentalimpulsesofmanwithaviewtodetermininghowfartheymayhave
tu
here
actedasINSPIRINGGENII(orasdemons
i
and
cobolds),willfindthattheyhaveall
praktykowali
practiced
philosophyatonetimeoranother,
i
and
thateachoneofthemwouldhavebeenonlytoo
zadowolony
glad
tolookuponitselfasthe
ostateczny
ultimate
endofexistenceandthelegitimate
Pana
LORD
overalltheotherimpulses.
For
każdy
every
impulseisimperious,andasSUCH,attemptstophilosophize.
Tobesure,inthe
przypadku
case
ofscholars,inthe
przypadku
case
ofreallyscientificmen,it
może
may
beotherwise—"better,"ifyouwill;
therethere
może
may
reallybesucha
coś
thing
asan"impulsetoknowledge,"somekindof
mały
small
,independentclock-work,which,when
dobrze
well
woundup,worksawayindustriouslytothatend,
Bez
WITHOUT
therestofthescholarlyimpulsestakinganymaterialpart
nim
therein
.
Theactual"interests"ofthescholar,
zatem
therefore
,aregenerallyinquiteanotherdirection—inthefamily,
może
perhaps
,orinmoney-making,orinpolitics;
itis,in
rzeczywistości
fact
,almostindifferentatwhat
momencie
point
ofresearchhislittlemachineisplaced,
i
and
whetherthehopefulyoung
robotnik
worker
becomesagoodphilologist,amushroomspecialist,orachemist;
heisnotCHARACTERISEDbybecoming
tym
this
orthat.
Inthephilosopher,onthe
przeciwnie
contrary
,thereisabsolutelynothingimpersonal;
andaboveall,hismoralityfurnishesadecidedanddecisivetestimonyastoWHOHEIS,—thatistosay,inwhat
kolejności
order
thedeepestimpulsesofhisnature
stoją
stand
toeachother.
7.
Howmaliciousphilosophers
mogą
can
be!
Iknowof
nic
nothing
morestingingthanthe
żart
joke
Epicurustookthelibertyof
zrobił
making
onPlatoandthePlatonists;
hecalledthemDionysiokolakes.
Initsoriginal
znaczeniu
sense
,andonthefaceofit,the
słowo
word
signifies"FlatterersofDionysius"—consequently,tyrants'accessories
i
and
lick-spittles;
besidesthis,however,itisasmuchasto
powiedzieć
say
,"TheyareallACTORS,
nie
there
isnothinggenuineaboutthem"
Dla
(for
Dionysiokolaxwasapopular
imię
name
foranactor).
Andthelatteris
naprawdę
really
themalignantreproachthatEpicuruscastuponPlato:
hewasannoyedbythegrandiosemanner,themiseenscenestyleofwhichPlato
i
and
hisscholarsweremasters—ofwhichEpicuruswasnotamaster!
On
He
,theoldschool-teacherofSamos,who
siedział
sat
concealedinhislittlegardenatAthens,
i
and
wrotethreehundredbooks,
może
perhaps
outofrageandambitiousenvyofPlato,who
wie
knows
!
Greecetookahundredyearstofind
się
out
whothegarden-godEpicurus
naprawdę
really
was.
Didsheeverfind
się
out
?
8.
Thereisa
punkt
point
ineveryphilosophyatwhichthe"conviction"ofthephilosopherappearsonthe
scenie
scene
;
or,toputitinthewordsofanancient
tajemnicy
mystery:
.
Adventavitasinus,Pulcheretfortissimus.
9.
Youdesireto
Żyć
LIVE
"accordingtoNature"?
Oh,younobleStoics,whatfraudofwords!
ImaginetoyourselvesabeinglikeNature,boundlesslyextravagant,boundlesslyindifferent,
bez
without
purposeorconsideration,without
litości
pity
orjustice,atoncefruitful
i
and
barrenanduncertain:
imaginetoyourselves
Obojętność
INDIFFERENCE
asapower—howCOULDyou
żyć
live
inaccordancewithsuch
obojętność
indifference
?
Tolive—isnotthat
tylko
just
endeavouringtobeotherwise
niż
than
thisNature?
Isnotlivingvaluing,preferring,beingunjust,beinglimited,endeavouringtobedifferent?
I
And
grantedthatyourimperative,"living
zgodnie
according
toNature,"meansactuallythesameas"living
zgodnie
according
tolife"—howcouldyou
zrobić
do
DIFFERENTLY?
Whyshouldyoumakeaprincipleoutofwhatyouyourselves
jesteście
are
,andmustbe?
Inreality,
jednak
however
,itisquiteotherwisewithyou:
podczas
while
youpretendtoreadwithrapturethe
kanon
canon
ofyourlawinNature,youwant
czegoś
something
quitethecontrary,youextraordinarystage-players
i
and
self-deluders!
Inyourprideyouwishto
dyktować
dictate
yourmoralsandidealstoNature,toNatureherself,
i
and
toincorporatethemtherein;
youinsist
że
that
itshallbeNature"accordingtotheStoa,"
i
and
wouldlikeeverythingtobemadeafteryourown
wizerunek
image
,asavast,eternalglorification
i
and
generalismofStoicism!
Withallyourlovefor
prawdy
truth
,youhaveforcedyourselvesso
długo
long
,sopersistently,andwithsuchhypnoticrigidityto
widzieć
see
NatureFALSELY,thatistosay,Stoically,
że
that
youarenolonger
stanie
able
toseeitotherwise—andtocrownall,someunfathomablesuperciliousnessgivesyoutheBedlamitehope
że
that
BECAUSEyouareabletotyrannizeoveryourselves—Stoicismisself-tyranny—Naturewillalsoallowherselftobetyrannizedover:
isnottheStoicaPARTofNature?...
Ale
But
thisisanold
i
and
everlastingstory:
whathappenedinoldtimes
ze
with
theStoicsstillhappenstoday,assoonaseveraphilosophybeginsto
wierzyć
believe
initself.
Italwayscreatestheworldinitsownimage;
itcannotdo
inaczej
otherwise
;
philosophyisthistyrannicalimpulseitself,the
najbardziej
most
spiritualWilltoPower,thewillto"creationoftheworld,"thewilltothecausaprima.
10.
Theeagerness
i
and
subtlety,Ishouldeven
powiedzieć
say
craftiness,withwhichthe
problem
problem
of"therealandtheapparentworld"isdealtwithatpresentthroughoutEurope,furnishes
żywności
food
forthoughtandattention;
andhe
kto
who
hearsonlya"WilltoTruth"in
ten
the
background,andnothingelse,cannotcertainlyboastof
ten
the
sharpestears.
Inrare
i
and
isolatedcases,itmay
naprawdę
really
havehappenedthatsucha
Wola
Will
toTruth—acertainextravagant
i
and
adventurouspluck,ametaphysician'sambitionoftheforlornhope—hasparticipatedtherein:
that
co
which
intheendalways
woli
prefers
ahandfulof"certainty"toa
cały
whole
cartloadofbeautifulpossibilities;
there
mogą
may
evenbepuritanicalfanaticsof
sumienia
conscience
,whoprefertoputtheirlasttrustinasure
niczym
nothing
,ratherthaninanuncertain
czymś
something
.
ButthatisNihilism,
i
and
thesignofadespairing,mortallywearied
duszy
soul
,notwithstandingthecourageousbearing
taka
such
avirtuemaydisplay.
It
wydaje
seems
,however,tobeotherwisewithstronger
i
and
livelierthinkerswhoare
wciąż
still
eagerforlife.
In
że
that
theysideAGAINSTappearance,
i
and
speaksuperciliouslyof"perspective,"in
że
that
theyrankthecredibilityoftheirownbodiesaboutaslowas
ten
the
credibilityoftheocularevidence
że
that
"theearthstandsstill,"
i
and
thus,apparently,allowingwithcomplacencytheirsecurestpossessionto
uciec
escape
(forwhatdoesoneatpresent
wierzy
believe
inmorefirmlythaninone'sbody?),—who
wie
knows
iftheyarenot
naprawdę
really
tryingtowinback
czegoś
something
whichwasformerlyanevensecurerpossession,
czegoś
something
oftheolddomainof
ten
the
faithofformertimes,perhaps
ten
the
"immortalsoul,"perhaps"theoldGod,"inshort,ideasbywhichtheycould
żyć
live
better,thatisto
mówią
say
,morevigorouslyandmorejoyously,
niż
than
by"modernideas"?
Thereis
Nieufność
DISTRUST
ofthesemodernideasin
tym
this
modeoflookingatthings,adisbeliefinallthathasbeenconstructed
wczoraj
yesterday
andtoday;
thereisperhapssomeslightadmixtureofsatietyand
pogardy
scorn
,whichcannolonger
znieść
endure
theBRIC-A-BRACofideasofthemostvaried
pochodzenia
origin
,suchasso-calledPositivismatpresent
rzuca
throws
onthemarket;
a
wstręt
disgust
ofthemorerefined
smaku
taste
atthevillage-fairmotleyness
i
and
patchinessofallthesereality-philosophasters,inwhom
nie
there
isnothingeithernew
lub
or
true,exceptthismotleyness.
Thereinit
wydaje
seems
tomethatweshouldagreewiththoseskepticalanti-realists
i
and
knowledge-microscopistsofthepresentday;
their
instynkt
instinct
,whichrepelsthemfrom
Współczesnej
MODERN
reality,isunrefuted...
whatdotheirretrogradeby-pathsconcern
nas
us
!
ThemainthingaboutthemisNOT
że
that
theywishtogo"back,"
ale
but
thattheywishtogetAWAYtherefrom.
A
trochę
little
MOREstrength,swing,courage,
i
and
artisticpower,andtheywouldbeOFF—andnotback!
11.
It
wydaje
seems
tomethatthereis
wszędzie
everywhere
anattemptatpresenttodivert
uwagi
attention
fromtheactualinfluencewhichKantexercisedonGermanphilosophy,
a
and
especiallytoignoreprudentlythevaluewhichhesetuponhimself.
Kantwasfirstand
przede wszystkim
foremost
proudofhisTableofCategories;
z
with
itinhishandhe
powiedział
said
:
"Thisisthemostdifficultthingthatcouldeverbeundertakenon
imieniu
behalf
ofmetaphysics."
Letus
tylko
only
understandthis"couldbe"!
Hewas
dumny
proud
ofhavingDISCOVEREDanewfacultyinman,thefacultyofsynthetic
osądu
judgment
apriori.
Grantingthathe
oszukał
deceived
himselfinthismatter;
thedevelopment
i
and
rapidflourishingofGerman
filozofii
philosophy
dependedneverthelessonhis
dumy
pride
,andontheeager
rywalizacji
rivalry
oftheyoungergenerationtodiscover
jeśli
if
possiblesomething—atallevents"newfaculties"—ofwhichtobe
jeszcze
still
prouder!—Butletusreflectforamoment—itishightimetodoso.
"HowaresyntheticjudgmentsaprioriPOSSIBLE?"
Kantaskshimself—andwhatisreallyhis
odpowiedź
answer
?
"BYMEANSOFAMEANS(faculty)"—but
niestety
unfortunately
notinfivewords,
ale
but
socircumstantially,imposingly,andwithsuchdisplayofGermanprofundityandverbalflourishes,
że
that
onealtogetherlosessightofthecomicalniaiserieallemande
zaangażowane
involved
insuchananswer.
Peoplewere
obok
beside
themselveswithdelightover
tym
this
newfaculty,andthejubilation
osiągnęła
reached
itsclimaxwhenKantfurtherdiscoveredamoralfacultyinman—foratthat
czasie
time
Germanswerestillmoral,notyetdabblinginthe"Politicsofhardfact."
Thencamethe
miesiąc miodowy
honeymoon
ofGermanphilosophy.
Allthe
młodzi
young
theologiansoftheTubingen
instytucji
institution
wentimmediatelyintothegroves—allseekingfor"faculties."
I
And
whatdidtheynotfind—inthatinnocent,rich,
i
and
stillyouthfulperiodoftheGerman
ducha
spirit
,towhichRomanticism,themalicious
wróżka
fairy
,pipedandsang,whenonecouldnotyet
odróżnić
distinguish
between"finding"and"inventing"!
Aboveallafacultyforthe"transcendental";
Schellingchristenedit,intellectualintuition,andtherebygratifiedthemostearnestlongingsofthenaturallypious-inclinedGermans.
One
można
can
donogreaterwrongtothewholeof
tego
this
exuberantandeccentricmovement(whichwasreallyyouthfulness,notwithstanding
że
that
itdisguiseditselfsoboldly,inhoaryandsenileconceptions),
niż
than
totakeitseriously,or
nawet
even
treatitwithmoralindignation.
Enough,however—theworldgrewolder,
a
and
thedreamvanished.
A
czas
time
camewhenpeoplerubbedtheirforeheads,
i
and
theystillrubthemtoday.
Peoplehadbeendreaming,
a
and
firstandforemost—oldKant.
"Bymeansofameans(faculty)"—hehad
powiedział
said
,oratleastmeantto
powiedzieć
say
.
But,isthat—ananswer?
An
wyjaśnienie
explanation
?
Orisitnot
raczej
rather
merelyarepetitionofthequestion?
Jak
How
doesopiuminducesleep?
"Bymeansofameans(faculty),"
a mianowicie
namely
thevirtusdormitiva,repliesthe
lekarz
doctor
inMoliere,.
Butsuchreplies
należą
belong
totherealmofcomedy,anditishigh
czas
time
toreplacetheKantian
pytanie
question
,"HowaresyntheticjudgmentsaPRIORIpossible?"
byanotherquestion,"Whyis
wiara
belief
insuchjudgmentsnecessary?"—ineffect,itishigh
czas
time
thatweshouldunderstand
że
that
suchjudgmentsmustbebelievedtobetrue,forthesakeofthe
zachowania
preservation
ofcreatureslikeourselves;
chociaż
though
theystillmightnaturallybe
fałszywe
false
judgments!
Or,moreplainlyspoken,androughlyandreadily—syntheticjudgmentsapriori
powinny
should
not"bepossible"atall;
we
mamy
have
norighttothem;
inourmouthstheyarenothingbut
fałszywe
false
judgments.
Only,ofcourse,thebeliefintheirtruthisnecessary,as
wiarygodne
plausible
beliefandocularevidencebelongingtotheperspectiveviewoflife.
I
And
finally,tocalltomindtheenormousinfluencewhich"Germanphilosophy"—I
nadzieję
hope
youunderstanditsrighttoinvertedcommas(goosefeet)?—hasexercisedthroughoutthe
całą
whole
ofEurope,thereisno
wątpliwości
doubt
thatacertainVIRTUSDORMITIVAhad
pewien
a
shareinit;
thankstoGerman
filozofii
philosophy
,itwasadelighttothenobleidlers,thevirtuous,themystics,theartiste,thethree-fourthsChristians,
i
and
thepoliticalobscurantistsofallnations,to
znaleźć
find
anantidotetothe
wciąż
still
overwhelmingsensualismwhichoverflowedfromthelast
wieku
century
intothis,inshort—"sensusassoupire."...