Metaphysics; or, the Philosophy of Consciousness: Phenomenal and Real
Edinburgh: Adam & Charles Black, 1860. Hard Cover. Very Good. Item #2312761
Minor loss to spine head and spine base, front hinge starting.
viii, 398 pp. Ten pages of publisher ads follow text. Philosopher with views similar to Sir William Hamilton, influenced by Aristotle, Kant, and Thomas Reid. CONTENTS: Introduction; Psychology, or the Philosophy of the Phenomena of Consciousness: Of Presentative or Intuitive Consciousness - Of the Form of Consciousness in General - Of the Forms of Intuitive Consciousness--Space and Time - Of the Matter of Intuitive Consciousness - Of Sensation and Perception - Of the Five Senses: Of Smell, Of Taste, Of Hearing, Of Sight, Of Touch and Feeling - General Remarks on the Five Senses - Of the Locomotive Faculty - Of the Muscular Sense - Of the Primary and Secondary Qualities of Body - Of the Acquired Perceptions - Of Attention - Of Imagination, Memory, and Hope - Of Internal Intuition in General - Of the Classification of Internal Intuitions - Of the Passions or Emotions - Of the Moral Faculty - Of Volition - Of the Consciousness of Personality - Of Representative or Reflective Consciousness - Of the Form and Matter of Thought - Of the Several Operations of Thought - Of Conception - Of Judgment - Of Reasoning - Of the Association of Ideas - Of Necessary Truths; Ontology or the Philosophy of the Realities of Consciousness: Of Dogmatic or Demonstrative Metaphysics - Of the Subdivisions of Dogmatic Metaphysics - Of the Critical Philosophy of Kant - Of the System of Herbart - Of the Philosophy of the Absolute in General - Of the Conditions Necessary to the Existence of Ontology - Of Theories of the Real Not Founded on Consciousness - Of the Real as Given in Consciousness - Of the Real in Psychology - Of the Real in Theology - Of the Real in Morality - Of the Real in the Philosophy of Taste; Conclusion.
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