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Input (English): His interest in the essay, "The Relation between the Logical Theory of Classes and the Geometrical Theory of Points," by A. B. Kempe, along with Pierce's notion of "Existential Graphs," prompted him to retake up his work in a "transcendental logic" that would merge mathematical logic with a theory of space. In his Gifford Lectures, this philosopher discusses the "Four Historical Conceptions of Being" in the context of experience and validity of religion and the external world. In his Supplementary Essay "The One, The Many, and the Infinite," he discusses the philosophy of F. H. Bradley, whose work is seen as closely related to this author of The Philosophy of Loyalty. In his last major published work, this thinker adopted Pierce's conception of the "triadic" nature of interpretation in order to generate a "naturalized" version of Hegel's Absolute Consciousness that is made immanent in "Community of Believers. " In addition to writing The Religious Aspect of Philosophy, for 10 points, name this American Idealist philosopher author of The World and the Individual and The Problem of Christianity.
Output (English): Social Science