text:  Cousin after being much perplexed with the problem which Kant had thrown out to him of objective and subjective truth comes back to the public and tells them in a second edition of his work that he has succeeded in discovering in the inmost recesses of the mind and at a depth of the consciousness to which neither he nor any other had before been able to penetrate this very sense of the absolute in truth of which he was in search--something very like the account which M