Foreword
IN preparing this sketch of the philosophy with which I have identified my work, I have found it now and then unavoidable to be more personal than is my wont.
However, the use of the pronoun in the first person is not meant as a claim, but as a limitation. It is, after all, necessary to let the reader see in this presentation of "Philosophy as a Science," how much or how little may be regarded as assured scientific results which have been generally accepted, and where a personal contribution to it still awaits the consensus of the competent.
Paul Carus.
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Foreword
Introduction 1-28
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