A history of philosophy; with especial reference to the formation and development of its problems and conceptions 1923

Front matter

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SE ae Ph a oes:

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Chapter I. § 4. § 5

§ 6.

THE COSMOLOGICAL PERIOD

Conceptions of Being . : Conceptions of the Cosmic Processes or Betorins Conceptions of Cognition

Cuapter II. Ture ANTHROPOLOGICAL PERIOD.

§ 7. The Problem of Morality § 8. The Problem of Science .

CuHapTerR III. Tue Systematic PERIOD eras es § 9. Metaphysics grounded anew by ee ele and Ethics . § 10. The System of Materialism . § 11. The System of Idealism § 12. The Aristotelian Logic § 13. The System of Development PAR TALE THE HELLENISTIC-ROMAN PHILOSOPHY.

INTRODUCTION ave

THE ETHICAL PERIOD

The Ideal of the Wise Man .

Mechanism and Teleology

The Freedom of the Will and the Péctostian ae ie Wn verse

The Criteria of Truth .

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§ 18. Authority and Revelation

§ 19. Spirit and Matter

§ 20. God and the World

§ 21. The Problem of the World's eras,

PARDEE THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE MIDDLE AGES.

INTRODUCTION CuapTer I. First PERIOD $22. The Metaphysics of Inner Experience § 23. The Controversy over Universalis § 24. The Dualism of Body and Soul CuartTeR II. SECOND PERIOD

§ 25. The Realm of Nature and the Realm of Grace § 26. The Primacy of the Will or of the Intellect § 27. The Problem of Individuality .

PAR PTI: THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE RENAISSANCE.

INTRODUCTION .

CHAPTER I. THe HuMANISTIC PERIOD .

§ 28. The Struggle between the Traditions . § 29. Macrocosm and Microcosm .

CuHapTerR II. Tuer Natura SCIENCE PERIOD

§ 30. The Problem of Method . § 31. Substance and Causality . § 32. Natural Right

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THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE ENLIGHTENMENT.

INTRODUCTION CuapTer I. THEORETICAL QUESTIONS

§ 33. Innate Ideas . § 34. Knowledge of the Neecgal Hat id! § 35. Natural Religion

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Contents XV

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THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.

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HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY.

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