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CONTENTS
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Preface | v | |
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I. | There is no First Principle of Criticism | 1 |
II. | Dogma and Doubt | 6 |
III. | Wayward Scepticism | 11 |
IV. | Doubts about Self-Consciousness | 21 |
V. | Doubt about Change | 27 |
VI. | Ultimate Scepticism | 33 |
VII. | Nothing Given exists | 42 |
VIII. | Some Authorities for this Conclusion | 49 |
IX. | The Discovery of Essence | 67 |
X. | Some Uses of this Discovery | 77 |
XI. | The Watershed of Criticism | 99 |
XII. | Identity and Duration attributed to Essences | 109 |
XIII. | Belief in Demonstration | 116 |
XIV. | Essence and Intuition | 125 |
XV. | Belief in Experience | 134 |
XVI. | Belief in the Self | 145 |
XVII. | The Cognitive Claims of Memory | 150 |
XVIII. | Knowledge is Faith mediated by Symbols | 164 |
XIX. | Belief in Substance | 182 |
XX. | On some Objections to Belief in Substance | 192 |