Reason in Common Sense |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
by its fruits in consciousness It is the sum of Art | 16 |
CHAPTER I | 35 |
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absolute abstract actual animal appearance Aristotle attributed become body called cause chaos character conceived conception concretions consciousness criticism dialectical discourse discovered divine dream emotion empirical ence entelechy essence existence experience expression external fact fancy feeling flux forces forces of impulse function George Santayana habits Henry Hope Reed Heraclitus human nature hypothesis ideal ideas imagination impressions impulse inference instinct intel intellect intelligence interests involves irrational Kant Kant's knowledge living logical man's material mechanical memory ment mental merely metaphysical method mind moral mystic mythi ness notion objects observation pain pantheism Parmenides passion pathetic fallacy perception perience philosophy physical Plato pleasure point of existence possess possible practical present principle psychology qualities rational reality reason recognised recurrence reflection relation remain representative satisfaction scepticism sciousness sensations sense sensorium sensuous sion soul spirit substance surprised emotion things thought tical tion truth validity wholly