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GENERAL INTRODUCTION | 41 |
Criteria of True and False Systems of Science | 47 |
The True Idea of Science 519 | 51 |
SECTION III | 54 |
The Moral Integrity of Scepticism 859 | 55 |
Criteria of Valid Deductions in Science 534 | 58 |
These Apprehensions not Selfcontradictory | 60 |
Our Apprehensions of these Realities have all the Fundamental Characteristics | 68 |
Kants Definition of these judgments 641 | 250 |
SECTION IV | 259 |
General Reflections suggested by the Preceding Analysis of The PreSocratic | 265 |
Psychology and Philosophy | 271 |
Relations of these Faculties to Science | 277 |
The Era of the Public Teaching of Socrates | 284 |
The Demon of Socrates | 292 |
Doctrines which as all Authorities admit Plato did hold and teach | 298 |
Contingent IdeasMatter and Spirit | 76 |
Materialism | 82 |
Problems common to Idealism in all its Forms | 88 |
Necessary Problems of Pantheism | 95 |
ScepticismThe Doctrine Defined | 102 |
Particular Special Problems of the System | 107 |
The proper place and influence of the different Mental Faculties in | 115 |
Objections to a Given Proposition or Hypothesis when Valid 536 | 116 |
The Secret of the Power of Systematized Thought and the only Proper Method | 122 |
PART I | 128 |
SECTION II | 135 |
Ancient and Modern Pantheism | 141 |
The Moral and Political System of Hobbes Theory of Gassendi 564 | 142 |
Conditions on which the Race can enjoy the Benefits of the Revelation | 147 |
The SemiOrthodox Systems | 148 |
SECTION IV | 154 |
Fundamental Defects in the AngloSaxon and German 542 | 159 |
SECTION VII | 160 |
Hypothesis of Hume Mill and others of their School 580 | 161 |
The Buddhist Material Systems | 166 |
SECTION XL | 173 |
Relations of these Systems to the Doctrine of the Soul as Distinct from | 180 |
The Idea of Salvation from Sin the common Element of all these Religious Systems | 182 |
PART | 188 |
SECTION III | 196 |
All Questions Pertaining to Ontology belong exclusively to the kposteriori | 206 |
SECTION IV | 213 |
SECTION V | 219 |
The Schools of Philosoh it in Greece | 228 |
German Thinkers | 229 |
Anaximander and Anaximenes | 235 |
SECTION II | 241 |
Mr Lewes Vindication of Zenos Argument | 249 |
General Remarks upon this Psychology | 305 |
Platos Doctrine of Ideas | 311 |
Consequences resulting from the Exposition which affirms Platos Ideas to | 317 |
The Faculty or Faculties actually employed by Plato and other Philosophers | 323 |
Plato as a Logician | 324 |
SECTION III | 331 |
The Universe as an External Existence and as Organized in Time | 337 |
Aristotles Formula pertaining to the Origin Source and Consequent Elements | 344 |
Evidence of the Being Perfections and Providence of a Personal God | 350 |
Subjective Idealism Johann Gottlieb Fichte 663 | 353 |
SECTION | 357 |
SECTION V | 365 |
Causes of this Decline | 370 |
Erroneous Statements and Expositions of Mr Lewes | 376 |
The Sceptical Doctrine Selfcontradictory | 384 |
DECLINE OF THE GRECIAN PHILOSOPHY | 393 |
SECTION II | 399 |
General Reflections on the Grecian Evolution in Philosophy | 409 |
The Dogmatism of Modern Naturalists 784 | 412 |
BOOK II | 416 |
CHAPTER V | 418 |
Relations of Science to the Doctrines of Scriptural Ontology | 423 |
THE NEW PHILOSOPHY | 424 |
Ancient and Modern Idealism 681 | 426 |
Revealed Relations of these TriPersonalities to one Another | 430 |
Relations of God to Believers as a Hearer of Prayer | 436 |
SECTION I | 441 |
The Sensational Hypothesis as stated by Diderot 587 | 442 |
Christian Theism extends our Vision of Troth beyond the possible reach | 443 |
Bacon 550 | 502 |
Origin of Scientific Principles 552 | 511 |
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| Наслов | A Critical History of Philosophy |
| Аутор | Asa Mahan |
| Уредник | Richard Friedrich |
| Издавач | Xulon Press, 2003 |
| ISBN | 1591603625, 9781591603627 |
| Дужина | 520 страница |
| Извоз навода | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |