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    positedassothingalientoitandnti,sothingintroduoutside.

    ii

    inanicphysics

    a.icsb.elentaryphysicsc.thephysicsofindividuality

    §204.

    tterinitselfholdsitselfapartfrotselfthroughthentofitsivity,diversity,or

    abstraitselfisjustasessential,

    hoe:theiveunityofthisexistenceapart

    frotselfasbeingforitself,andthusntinuous.tterthereforehasattra.theunityof

    thesentsisgravity.

    kanthas,angotherthings,throughtheattetata“nstruatterinhis

    taphysieritofhavingstartedtoof

    tter,afterithadbeenattributedrelytothedeadnessoftheuandingandits

    deternationshadbeennceivedastherelationsofattributes.ptkantrevived

    theofthephilosophyofnature,prehensionofnature

    or,e,thekhatthe

    reflectivecategoriesofattraandrepulsionade,andfurther,hepresupposedthat

    theerge,isreadyde.this

    nfusionisaneerabstrats

    otbeualisedoreover,becausetheobservationofthese

    opposiernationssuspendsitselfiediatelyintheiridentity,thereisthedahatthey

    erentinuity.ihavedenstratediailthenfusionh

    donateskantsexpositioninsysteflogic,vol.1,part1,pp.119ff.

    §205.

    tter,ashavinggravity,isonly:1tterexistinginitselfeneral.butthis:2

    speentaryphysics.3particular

    ttertakeherisindividualisedtter,andtheobjectofphysicsastheactualhe

    body.

    a.

    ics

    §206.

    tter,assilygeneral,hasatfirstonlyaquantitativedifferendparticularisesitselfinto

    differentquanta,sses,inationofawholeorone,arebodies.

    §207.

    thebodyis:1asheavytterthesolididentityofspadti,but2asthefirstionit

    hasiheirideality,froathebody.thebodyis

    essentiallyinspadti,of.

    §208.

    3asspae,inhe

    indifferentsubsistenceofspaceissuspehebodyistransitory.ingeneral,itisawholly

    ntiunit.5butastheunityontsintheiropposition,the

    bodyessentiallyhastion,andtheappearanceofgravity.

    beplaotter,tioninparticularis

    obeadeternatioothebody,evenbythatphysicsably

    seotionorplaced

    intoanditiononlybyaealcause.ontheonehanditistheuandinghholds

    tionaapartasnoualdeternations,andthereforedoesnotgrasptheir

    transitionintoeachother,butoherhandonlytheselflessbodiesoftheearth,.he

    objeeinations,he

    appearanceofsuchbodiesandarevalid,aresetasthefoundation,aureofthe

    indepebodiesissubsuduhiscategory.infact,hoore

    generalandtheforristhatedabsolutely,andinabsoluteicsthe

    presentsitselfinitstruthandsingularity.

    §209.

    intion,tipositsitselfspatiallyasplace,butthisindifferentspatialitybeesjustas

    iediatelyteoral:theplaeandspaceis,

    asthediffereheirabsoluteunityandtheirindiffere,adifferenceofbodies,h

    holdtheelvesapartfroachotheryetequallyseektheirunitythroughgravity;general

    gravitation.

    §21ravitationisthetrueaererialrporeality,herebyjustas

    essentiallydividedintopartiontof

    extealindividuality,i,ielyasarelationofseveral

    bodies.

    generalgravitationstberegnisedforitselfasaprofoundthought,itutesan

    absolutebasisforicsifitisnceivedinitiallyinthesphereofrefle,thoughitisso

    boundupinationsthatithasattractedattentiona,

    anditsverifithesolarsysteown

    tothephenononofthecapillarytubes.certainlygravitatiolyntradictsthelawof

    iia,for,byvirtueoftheforr,tterstrivestogetoutofitselftoanother.intheravity,ashasbeenshoontsofbeingforitselfandofthat

    ntinuitythatsuspendsbeingforitselfthesentsofthee,as

    particularforcesrrespondingtothepoore

    preciselyasthetripetalarifugalforces,y,toa

    bodies,andindepelyofeaeettogetherinathirdentity,the

    body.inthiseverprofundityaihethoughtofgeneralgravitationis

    destroyedagain,andtheandreasoeintothetheoryof

    absolutetion,aslongasthevaunteddisveriesofforcesprevailthere.

    ifoionsifiedinthelawsof

    thetripetalarifugalforces,oneveryquicklydisversthenfusies

    froheirseparation.thisnfusionbeeseveeriftheseparationisntionedin

    relationtogravitation;gravitation,alsostobethesaastripetal

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