coincidence of matter with space in Kant's philosophy,206,207-8,244construction the method of Kant's successors,364-5his criticism of pure reason,205,287note,356-62,364degrees of being in Kant's successors,362-3duration in Kant's successors,362-3intelligence in Kant's philosophy,230,357ontological argument in Kant's philosophy,285space and time in Kant's philosophy,204-6and Spencer,364SeeMind and matter, Sensuous manifold, Thing-in-itselfKantianism,358,364Katagenesis,34Kepler,228-9,332-5Knowledge and action,150,193-4,196,197,206-7,208,218criticism of,193-4discontinuity of,306extension of,149form of,148,194-5,358-362formal,152genesis of,190innate or natural,146-50instinct in,143,144,166-9,173,177,192-3,198,268intellect in,ix-xv,48,149,162-4,177,179,193-4,196-9,206-7,208,218,237,238,251,270,305,306,312,313,315,317,325,331-2,342,343,347-8,359-60,361intension of,149-50of reality viewed as the internality of subject in object,307,317,358-9intuition and intellect in theoretical knowledge,174-7,179,238,70,342-4matter of,194-5,357-8,359-62of matter,xi,48,206-7,360-1object of,ix-xv,1,48,147,148,159-60,163,164,197-9,270,342,359-60fundamental problem of,273-5as relative to certain requirements of the mind,152,190-1,230scientific,193-4,196-8,206,207,218theory of,xiii,177,179,197,204-5,207-8,229,231unconscious,142-6,146,150,165,166alleged unknowableness of the thing-in-itself,205,206Kunstler,260noteLabbé260noteLabor, division of,99,110,118,140,157,166,260Lalande, André,246noteLamarck,75-6Lamarckism,75-6,77,84-87Language,4,147,157-60,258,265,293,302-3,305,312-4,320La Place,38Lapsed intelligence, instinct as,169,175Larvae,19,140,145-66,172-3Latent geometrism of intellect,194,211-2Law of correlation,66,67and genera,226-9,330heliocentric radius-vector in Kepler's laws,334imprint of relations and laws upon consciousness in Spencer's philosophy,188and intuitional philosophy,176-7physical, contrasted with the laws of our codes,218-9physical, expression of the negative movement,218physical, mathematical form of,218,219,229-30,241relation as,228,229-30Learning, instinctive,192,193Le Dantec,18noteLeibniz, cause in,277dogmatism of,356,357extension in,351,352God in,351,352,356mechanism in,348,351,355,356his philosophy a systematization of physics,347space in,351-2teleology in,39,40time in,352,362Lepidoptera,114note,134Le Roy, Ed.,218noteLiberation of consciousness,183-4,265,266Liberty.SeeFreedomLife as activity,128-9,246cause in the realm of,94,164complementarity of the powers of,ix-xv,25-6,27,51-5,97-105,110,113,116-9,126-7,131-6,140-3,176,177,183,184,246,254-7,266,270,343,344-5consciousness coextensive with,186,257,270,362-3mutual contingency of the orders of life and matter,235continuity of,1-11,29,30,162,163,258as creation,57-8,161-2,223,230,246,247-8,252,254,255symbolized by a curve,31,89,90embryonic,166and finality,44,89,164,185,222-3fluidity of,153,165,191-2,193as free,129-30function of,93-4,106-10,113,114,117,120,121,126-7,173-5,246,254-6harmony of the realm of,50,51,103,116,117-8,127imitation of the inert by,230imitation of, by the inert,33-6impulse of, prolonged in our will,239and individuation,12-4,26,27,79-80,85,87,88,127-8,149,195-6,230,231,250,259,261,269,300-1,302-3.SeeIndividualityindivisibility of,225-6,270and instinct.136-40,145,165-8,170,172,173,175-9,186,192-7,233,264,366and intellect,ix-xv,13,32-5,44-9,89,101,102-3,104-5,127,136,152,160-5,168,173-4,176-9,181,191-201,206,207,213,220,222-3,224,225-6,257-61,266,270,300-1,342,355,359-61,365,366and interpenetration,271as inversion of the inert,6-7,8,176,177,186,190,191,196,197,201,202,207,208-9,210-1,212,216,217,218,222-3,225-6,232,235,236,238,239,245-50,264,329-31a limited force,126,127,141,148,149,254and memory,167penetrating matter,26,27,52,179,181,182,237,239,266,269-70as tendency to mobility,128,131,132and physics and chemistry,31,33,35,36,225-6in other planets,256as potentiality,258repetition in, and in the inert,224,225,230,231sinuousness of,71,98,99,102,112,113,116,129-30,212social,138,140,157-8,265in other solar systems,256and evolution of species,247-8,254,269theory of, and theory of knowledge,xii,177,179,197unforeseeableness of,6,8-9,20,26-7,28,29,37,45-6,47,48,52,86,96,163,164,184,223-4,249,339,341unity of,250,268,270as a wave flowing over matter,251,266SeeImpulse of, Organic substance, Organism, Organization, Vital impetus, Vital order, Vital principle, Vitalism,Willed orderLimitations of instinct and of intelligence,152Limitedness of the scope of Galileo's physics,357,370of the vital impetus,126,127,141,148,149,255Linden, Maria von,114noteLingulae illustrating failure to evolve,102Lizards, color variation in,72,74Locomotion and consciousness,108,111,115,261.SeeMobility, MovementLogic and action,ix,44,46,162,179formal,292genesis of,x-xi,xiii-xiv,49,103,104-5,136,191-2,193,301,359,366and geometry,ix,161,176,212impotent to grasp life,x,13,32,35,36,46-9,89,101,152,162-5,194-201,205,206,213,219,220,222,223,225-6,256-61,266,270,313,355,360-1,365natural,161,194-5of number,208and physics,319-20,321and time,4,277SeeIntellect, Intelligence, Understanding, Order, mathematicalLogical existence contrasted with psychical and physical,277,298,328,361-2categories,x,48,195,196and physical contrasted,276-7Logik, by Sigwart,287noteλογος, in Plotinus,210noteLooking backward, the attitude of intellect,46,237Lumbriculus,13Machinery and intelligence,141Machines, natural and artificial,139.SeeImplement, Instrumentorganisms, for action,252,254,300-1Magnitude, certainty of induction approached as factors approach pure magnitudes,215-16and modern science,333,335Man in evolution, attention,184brain,183,184,263-5consciousness,139-43,180,181,183,185,187,188,191-2,212,262-8goal,134,174-5,185,266,267,269,270habit and invention,265intelligence,133,137-9,143,146,174,175,187,188,212,266,267language,158Manacéine (de),124noteManufacture, the aim of intellect,137,138,145,152-4,159-65,181,191,192,199,251,298and organization,92,93,126-7,139-43,150and repetition,44,45,155-8SeeConstruction, Solid, UtilityMany and one, categories inapplicable to life,x,162-3,177-8,257,261,268in the idea of individuality,258SeeMultiplicityMartin, J.,102noteMarion,107noteMaterial knowledge,152Materialists,240Materiality the inversion of spirituality,212Mathematical order.SeeInert matter, OrderMatter.SeeInert matterMaturation as creative evolution,47-8,230Maupas,35noteMeasurement a human convention,218,242of real time an illusion,336-40Mechanical account of action after the fact,47cause,x,34,35,40,44,177,234,235procedure of intellect,165invention,138,140,194-5necessity,47,215,216,218,236,252,265,270,327Mechanics of transformation,32Mechanism, cerebral,252,253,262,263,265,366.SeeCerebral activity and consciousnessof the eye,88instinct as,176-7of intellect.SeeIntellect, mechanism ofand intention,233.SeeAutomatic order, Willed orderlife more than,x,xivnote,78-9Mechanistic philosophy,xii,xiv,17,29,30,37,74,88-96,101,102,194-5,218,223,264,345,346,