Gifford lectureship in natural theology
Subtitle: the second course of lectures
By: by Mr G. F. Stout, Professor of logic and metaphysics in the University of St. Andrews.
Series: Gifford lectures -- lecture course no. 2 (Spring Term, 1921)
Publisher: University of Edinburgh
Published: 1921
Place of publication: [Edinburgh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 16
Subjects: Natural theology; Perception (Philosophy)
Other titles: University of Edinburgh Gifford lectureship in natural theology.; Mind and matter in man and the universe.
Notes: Autographed by the author on the front cover.

Cover title.

Consists of 10 lectures.

On cover : "Spring term, 1921--subject of the course: Mind and matter in man and the universe".  Cover also contains lecture dates.

Gift;  Slater, John;  2004. 
Table of contents: title: Lecture I.  How matter is known.  Fundamental alternatives.; title: Lecture II.  How are physical facts initially known?; title: Lecture III.  Distinction of external and internal perception.; title: Lecture IV.  Correlation of external data with each other.  The external order of causality.; title: Lecture V.  Causality (continued) and quantitative relations.; title: Lecture VI.  Ultimate relation of matter and mind; the special relation of body and mind.; title: Lecture VII.  The individual mind.; title: Lecture VIII.  Unity of knowledge and of interest as implying the universal mind.  Idealism.; title: Lecture IX.  The ideal good, and God as the supremely good being.; title: Lecture X.  The knowledge of minds other than our own.