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Other editions - View allCommon terms and phrasesabove-mentioned Absolute abstract according act of positing actual aforesaid appear appertain apprehended arises Aristotle assert assumed assumption attri belonging causal action cerning cognition coherency combination comprehend conceivable conception consequence consist contradic contradiction contrary Cosmology course course of nature deduced definite depends designate effect efficient causation ence eral essence of Thing example exist experience expression external fact Fichte final purpose follows force foregoing further Hegel Herbart ideal ideas identical impulse individual Infinite inquiry intuition Kant logical logical forms Lotze manifold manner means mental representation merely Metaphysic motion nature never object obvi Ontology original pass passing-over phenomena PHENOMENOLOGY Philosophy possible precisely predicate previously produce propositions question rarefaction real elements reality reason reciprocal action rela relations rience self-subsisting significance simple quality soul space spatial spirit SUBJECTIVE IDEALISM suppositions takes place thinking thought time-form tion truth unity universal valid vidual Popular passagesPage 70 - which takes place in the element a, must, for the very reason that it is in a, likewise be an ' affection' in b; but it does not necessarily have to become such an ' affection ' of b by means of an influence issuing from a. Page vi - there is scarcely any other recent writer on philosophical subjects whose thoughts are so stimulating for their breadth, penetration and candor; or with whom an acquaintance is so desirable for purposes of general culture through the philosophic way of considering life, with its interests in not merely pure thought, but also in morals, religion, and art. It Page iv - of the Librarian of Congress at Washington. JS GUSHING & Co., PRINTERS, 115 HIGH STREET, BOSTON. ^ EDITOR'S PREFACE. Page iii - these translations have been undertaken with the kind permission of the German publisher, Herr S. Hirzel, of Leipsic. Page 149 - although we apprehend the Highest Good as the one Real Principle on which the validity of the metaphysical axioms in the world depends, Page 40 - or quite exhausted in them ; and we call it' Idea' merely because, if some thought-image of it is to be formed, it must not take the shape of a monotonous intuition, but rather that of a systematized conception, in which one law-giving formula brings a multiplicity of different determinations together into a Unity. Page 71 - It is true that the manner in which it comes to pass, that even within the one Infinite Being one state brings about another, remains still wholly unexplained ; and on this point we must not deceive ourselves. How it is in general that ' causal action' is produced is as impossible to tell as how ' Being Page 17 - the two simplest of the conceptions here employed, that of a ' Thing' and that of its ' Being,' however lucid they appear at first, on closer consideration grow always more and more obscure. Page 151 - other actions which the highest Principle variously executes in all spirits so uniformly and in such coherency according to law, that to these spirits there must appear to be one world of substantial and efficient 'Things,' existing in space outside themselves.- The Page 140 - any meaning left at all) exist besides, in order to produce by their influences that course of mental representation belonging to the spiritual beings, which, accordingly, has its value in itself considered, and in its own peculiar content, and not in References from web pagesmonographscharges 漱石文庫目録データベース TALKING ABOUT A UNIVERSALIST WORLD Many metaphysicians are ... Bibliographic information
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