The first principles of knowledge
Publisher: Longmans, Green, and Co.
Published: 1901
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: PART I.— THE NATURE OF CERTITUDE IN GENERAL.; title: Chapter I. — Definition of Truth i; title: „ II. — In what act of the Mind a Truth may be found completely possessed . . 14; title: " III. — Definition of Certitude and of the states of Mind falling short of Certitude . 42; title: " IV. — Kinds and Degrees of Certitude . . 50; title: " V. — Metaphysical and Physical Certitude . 68; title: " VI —The order of precedence between Natural and Philosophic Certitude . . 108; title: " VII. — The charge of Discord (or at least of want of co-operation) between natural and philosophic certitude. ,119; title: " VIII. — Universal Scepticism . . . 134; title: " IX. — Cartesian Doubt .... 148; title: " X. — The Primary Facts and Principles of the Logician ..... 164; title: " XI. — Retrospect and Prospect . . .183; title: " XII. — The rejection of Various Theories about the Ultimate Criterion of Certitude. 188; title: " XIII. — Evidence as the ultimate objective Criterion of Truth .... 216; title: " XIV. — The Origin of Error in the Understanding 232; title: PART II.— SPECIAL TREATMENT OF CERTITUDE.; title: Chapter I. — Short Introduction 249; title: " II.— The Trustworthiness of the Senses . 258; title: " III. — Objectivity of Ideas, whether singular or universal ... 301; title: " IV. — Exaggerated Realism, Nominalism, and Conceptualism ..... 332; title: " V. — Consciousness. 340; title: " VI. — Memory 366; title: " VII.— Belief on Human Testimony . . 377; title: " VIII. — Belief on Divine Testimony  389