A system of metaphysics /
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New York :
Greenwood Press,
1968 [©1904]
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Table of Contents:
- The mind and the world in common thought and in science
- The inadequacy of the psychological standpoint
- How things are given in consciousness
- The elements in consciousness
- The self or knower
- What we mean by the expernal world
- Sensations and "things"
- The distinction between appearance and reality
- Significance of the distinction between appearance and reality
- The Kantian doctrine of space
- Difficulties connected with the Kantian doctrine of space
- The Berkeleian doctrine pf space
- Of time
- The real world in space and time
- The world as mechanism
- The insufficiency of materialism
- The atomic self
- The automation theory: its genesis
- The automaton theory: parallelism
- What is parallelism?
- The man and the candlestick
- The metaphysics of the "telephone exchange"
- The distinction between the world and the mind
- The time and place of sensations and ideas
- Of natural realism, hypothetical realism, idealism and materialism
- The world as unperceived, and the "unknowable"
- The existence of other minds
- The distribution of minds
- The unity of consciousness
- Subconscious mind
- Mental phenomena and the causal nexus
- Mechanism and teleology
- Fatalism, "free-will," and determinism
- Of God
- Of God (continued)
- The physical world order.