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FOOTNOTES:[140][Reprinted fromMind, vol.ix, No. 34, April, 1884.][141][In 1884.][142][“Life and Mechanism,”Mind, vol.ix, 1884.][143][Cf.P. Janet and G. Séailles:History of the Problems of Philosophy, trans. by Monahan, vol.ii, pp. 275-278; 305-307.Ed.]

[140][Reprinted fromMind, vol.ix, No. 34, April, 1884.]

[141][In 1884.]

[142][“Life and Mechanism,”Mind, vol.ix, 1884.]

[143][Cf.P. Janet and G. Séailles:History of the Problems of Philosophy, trans. by Monahan, vol.ii, pp. 275-278; 305-307.Ed.]

Absolute Idealism:46,60,99,102,134,195,256ff.,Essay XII.Activity:x,Essay VI.Affectional Facts:34ff.,Essay V,217ff.Agnosticism:195.Appreciations.SeeAffectional Facts.Bergson, H.:156,188.Berkeley:10-11,43,76,77,212,232.Bode, B. H.:234ff.Body:78,84ff.,153,221.Bradley, F. H.:60,98,99,100,107ff.,157,162.Cause:163,174,181ff.Change:161.Cognitive Relation:52ff.See alsounderKnowledge.Concepts:15ff.,22,33,54ff.,65ff.Conjunctive Relations:x,44ff.,59,70,94,104,107ff.,117ff.,163,240.Consciousness:xi,Essay I,75,80,127ff.,139ff.,154,184,Essay VIII.Continuity:48ff.,59,70,94.Democritus:11.Descartes:30.Dewey, J.:53,156,191,204,247,260.Disjunctive Relations:x,42ff.,105,107ff.Dualism:10,207ff.,225,257.Empiricism:iv-v,vii-xiii,41,46-47,Essay XII.See alsounderRadical Empiricism.Epistemology:239.See alsounderKnowledge.Ethics:194.Experience:vii,xii,8ff.,53,62, ff.,71,80,87,92,216,224,233,242,243.See alsounderPure Experience.External Relations:110ff.See alsounderRelations, andDisjunctive.Feeling.SeeunderAffectional Facts.Free Will:185.Haldane, J. S.:266ff.Hegel:106,276,277.Herbart:106.Hobhouse, L. T.:109.Hodder, A. L.:22,109.Hodgson, S.:ix,48.Höffding, H.:238.Humanism:90,156,Essay VII,Essay XI.Hume:x,42,43,103,174.Idealism:39,40,134,219,241,256.Ideas:55ff.,73,177,209.Identity, Philosophy of:134,197,202.Indeterminism:90,274.Intellect:97ff.Joseph, H. W. B.:203,244ff.Kant:1,37,162,206.Kierkegaard:238.Knowledge:4,25,56ff.,68ff.,87-88,196ff.,231.See alsounderCognitive Relation,Objective Reference.Life:87,161.Locke:10.Logic:269ff.Lotze:59,75,167.Materialism:179,232.Mill, J. S.:x,43,76.Mill, James:43.Miller, D.:54.Minds, their Conterminousness:76ff.,Essay IV.Monism:vii,208,267ff.Moore, G. E.:6-7.Münsterberg, H.:1,18-20,158.Natorp, P.:1,7-8.Naturalism:96.Neo-Kantism:5-6.Objective Reference:67ff.Objectivity:23ff.,79.Panpsychism:89,188.Parallelism:210.Perception:11ff.,17,33,65,78,82ff.,197,200,211ff.Perry, R. B.:24.Physical Reality:14,22,32,124ff.,139ff.,149ff.,154,211ff.,229,235.Pitkin, W. B.:241ff.Pluralism:89,90,110.Pragmatism:iv,x,xi-xii,11,72,97ff.,156,159,176,242,261.Primary Qualities:147.Prince, M.:88.Pringle-Pattison, A. S.:109.Psychology:206,209ff.Pure Experience:4,23,26-27,35,Essay II,74,90,93ff.,96.121,123,134,135,138,139,160,193,200,226ff.,257.Radical Empiricism:iv-v,vii,ix-xiii,41ff.,47,48,69,76,89,91,107,109,121,148,156,159,182,235,237,238,239,241,242.Rationalism:41,96ff.,237,266.Realism:16,40,76,82ff.Rehmke, J.:1.Relations:x,16,25,42ff.,71,81,Essay III,148,268.See alsounderConjunctiveandDisjunctive.Religion:xiii,194.Renouvier:184-185.Representation:61,196ff.,212ff.See alsounderSubstitution.Royce, J.:21,158,186-187,195.Santayana, G.:143,218.Schiller, F. C. S.:109,191,204,249,260.Schubert-Soldern, R. v.:2.Schuppe, W.:1.Secondary Qualities:146,219.Self:45,46,94,128ff.Sensation:30,201.Sidis, B.:144.Solipsism:Essay IX.Space:30-31,84,94,110,114.Spencer, H.:144.Spinoza:208.Spir, A.:106.Stout, G. F.:109,158.Strong, C. A.:54,88,89,188.Subjectivity:23ff.,234ff.,251ff.Substitution:62ff.,104,201.Taine:20,62.Taylor, A. E.:111.Teleology:179.Things:1,9ff.,28ff.,37,Essay III,209.Thought:1,22,28ff.,37,213.See alsounderKnowledge.Time:27,94.Transcendentalism:39,52,67,71,75,239.Truth:24,98,192,202ff.,247ff.Ward, J.:157,162.Will:165,184.Woodbridge. F. J. E.:196.Worth:186-187.Wundt, W.:152.

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