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INDEX.
D
Darwin and Hegel, (r) 584.
Death, The Problem of, (b) 247.
Descartes' Doctrine of Judgment, (s) 371.
Determinism, Its Relation to Freedom, (s) 487; Ethical Implications of, (a) 529; Theory of Impulse from the Standpoint of, (b) 747.
E
Economics, Its Relation to Ethics, (s) 363; Historical Relations to Philosophy, (b) 510; Can it furnish an Objective Standard for Morality? (s) 737.
Education, Moral, of Children, (r) 86; Institutes of, (b) 247; The History of Modern, (b) 118; Psychological Aspects of Moral Training, (s) 614.
Effort, The Sense of, (r) 69.
Ego, The, and the External World, (s) 243.
Ejective Philosophy, (s) 742.
Eleatics, Their Arguments concerning Motion, (s) 493; Their Concept of Number, (s) 492.
Emotions, Pathology of, (r) 333.
Empiricism, The Truth of, (a) 544.
Energy, Significance of the Doctrine for Epistemology, (s) 241, 489.
Epistemology, Idealism and, (s) 619; Of Neo-Kantianism and Subjective Idealism, (a) 293; In Locke and Kant, (a) 167; Of Ed. v. Hartmann, (s) 490; Essay on some Problems of, (s) 497; Significance of the Modern Theory of Energy for, (s) 241, 489. See also Knowledge.
Epicurean Writings upon Stone, (s) 111.
Ethics, Concept of Law in, (a) 33, (b) 117; And Jurisprudence, (b) 383; As a Political Science, (s) 240; Relation to Economics, (s) 363; Review of Evolutionary Systems of, (b) 252; A Theory of, (s) 611; Of Spinoza, (b) 635; Nichomachean, of Aristotle, (b) 120, 637; Principles of (Spencer), (b) 115, (r) 459; (Bowne), (r) 82; Practical (Hyde), (b) 250; Introduction to Simmel), (b) 116, (r) 226; A Manual of (Mackenzie), (b) 503; Wundt's, (b) 117. See also Morality.
Ethnology, The Philosophical Significance of, (s) 740.
Evolution, and Man's Place in Nature, (b) 382, (r) 463; Of Consciousness, (s) 237; Of Religion, (b) 510.
F
Feeling, Chief Laws of, (b) 251, (r) 336, 594; Theory of, as a Foundation for Ǣsthetics, (b) 248; On the Introspective Study of, (s) 98.
Freedom: its Relation to the Proof of Determinism, (s) 487.
G
Galileo, His Concept of Science, (s) 496.
Germ Plasm, (b) 373.
God, Guide to the Knowledge of, (b) 381.
Good and Evil, (s) 103.
H
Hartmann, E. v., Epistemology of, (s) 490.
Hedonic Ǣsthetics, (s) 354.
Hegel, His Lectures on the History of Philosophy, (b) 636; Darwin and, (r) 584.
Hegelianism, Its Psychological Basis, (s) 732.
Hegesias the Cyrenaic, (a) 24.
Heredity, Weismann's Theory of, (s) 622, (b) 373.
Hindu Monism, (s) 112.
History, Rousseau and the German Philosophy of, (b) 628.
Hume, Treatise of Morals (Hyslop), (b) 372.
Hypnotism, Mesmerism, and the New Witchcraft, (b) 626.
I
Idealism, and Epistemology, (s) 619; Epistemology of, Subjective, (a) 293; Reality and, (d) 193, 202.
