Introductory philosophy
Subtitle: a text-book for colleges and high schools
By: by Charles A. Dubray
Edition: New impression.
Publisher: Longman's, Green
Published: 1913
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 624
Subjects: Philosophy
Notes: Includes index.

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Table of contents: title: General introduction; title: The nature of philosophy; title: General view of the world and of man; title: Psychology, or the empirical study of the mind; title: The nature of psychology; title: The general laws of the mind; title: Knowledge; title: Sense presentation; title: Sensation; title: Perception; title: Sense representation; title: The mental image; title: Imagination; title: Memory; title: Illusions of the senses; title: Conception; title: Characteristics of the concept; title: Genesis of the concept; title: Judgment; title: Nature of the judgment; title: Genesis of the judgment; title: Language; title: The function of language; title: Language and thought; title: Closing remarks on this chapter; title: Feeling; title: Feelings of pleasure and plain; title: Nature and laws of these feelings; title: Importance of feelings; title: Emotions; title: Self-regarding emotions; title: Altruistic emotions; title: Sentiments; title: Intellectual sentiments; title: Aesthetic sentiments; title: Moral sentiments; title: Religious sentiments; title: Importance and culture of affective life; title: Acting and willing; title: Action and modes of action; title: Introduction; title: ^; title: Non-volitional action; title: Habit; title: Determinants and freedom of the will; title: Cultivation of the will; title: Supplementary-some special relations and modes of the mental processes; title: Mind and organism; title: Some special mental conditions; title: Conclusion of psychology-character and personality; title: Logic or the normative science of the intellect; title: Reasoning; title: The idea; title: Nature of ideas; title: Definition and division; title: The judgment; title: Reasoning; title: The perfect syllogism; title: Various kinds of arguments; title: Principles of the syllogism; title: Method; title: The termini; title: The end to be reached; title: The starting-point; title: The progress; title: The value of the arguments; title: The two general methods; title: Obstacles; title: Aesthetics or the normative sceince of the feelings of the beautiful; title: Beauty; title: The fine arts; title: Ethics or the normative science of the will; title: The meaning of ethical science; title: Psychological conditions of morality; title: Fundamental ethics; title: The moral norms or laws; title: Law; title: Conscience; title: The moral standard; title: ^; title: The question stated; title: The question discussed; title: Applied ethics; title: Right and duty; title: Existence of duties toward onself; title: Duties referring chiefly to the mind; title: Duties referring chiefly to the body; title: Social ethics or duties of man toward other men; title: Existence and nature of these duties; title: Duties toward individual men; title: Social duties; title: Epistemology or the theory of knowledge; title: The nature of epistemology; title: Facts and problems; title: Method; title: Is certitude justified?; title: Scepticism; title: Agnosticism; title: Dogmatism; title: Certitudes; title: Facts; title: Empiricism; title: Rationalism; title: What is knowledge?; title: Fact of knowledge; title: Value of the representative aspect of knowledge; title: The criteria of valid knowledge; title: The ultimate criterion; title: Derivative criteria; title: Cosmology or the metaphysical study of the physical world; title: Inorganic substances; title: Properties; title: Constitution; title: Living beings; title: Characteristics of life; title: Nature of the living being; title: Origin and evolution; title: The question stated; title: ^; title: The inorganic world; title: The organic world; title: The cosmos; title: Space and time; title: The laws of nature; title: Rational psychology or philosophy of the human mind; title: Substantiality; title: Spirituality; title: Spirituality of the human soul; title: The union of the soul with the body; title: The union itself; title: Consequneces of the union; title: Origin of the soul and of man; title: The human organism; title: The human soul; title: Mankind; title: Immortality of the soul; title: The question stated; title: Possibility and fact of immortality; title: Theodicy or the study of God; title: The existence and nature of God; title: Existence of God; title: The nature of God; title: God and the world; title: God in relation to the world; title: The world in its relation to God; title: Outlines of history of philosophy; title: Ancient philosophy; title: Oriental philosophy; title: Greek philosophy; title: Greco-oriental philosophy; title: Mediaeval philosophy; title: Patristic philosophy; title: Modern philosophy; title: Renaissance.