PHILOSOPHY.

=100 Philosophy.=

101

102 Compends.

103 Dictionaries.

104 Essays.

105 Periodicals.

106 Societies.

107 Education.

108

109 History.

=110 Metaphysics.=

111 Ontology.

112 Methodology.

113 Cosmology.

114

115

116

117

118

119

=120=

121

122

123

124

125

126

127

128

129

=130 Anthropology.=

131 Mental physiology and hygiene.

132 Mental derangements.

133 Delusions, witchcraft, magic.

134 Mesmerism.

135 Sleep, dreams, somnambulism.

136 Sexes.

137 Temperaments.

138 Physiognomy.

139 Phrenology.

=140 Schools of Psychology.=

141 Idealistic.

142 Critical.

143 Intuitive.

144 Empirical.

145 Sensational.

146 Materialistic.

147 Pantheistic.

148 Eclectic.

149 Other.

=150 Mental Faculties.=

151 Intellect.

152 Sense.

153 Understanding.

154 Memory.

155 Reason.

156 Imagination.

157 Susceptibility.

158 Instincts.

159 Will.

=160 Logic.=

161 Inductive.

162 Deductive.

163 Assent.

164

165

166

167

168

169

=170 Ethics.=

171 Theoretical.

172 State.

173 Family.

174 Business.

175 Amusements.

176 Sexual.

177 Social.

178 Temperance.

179 Other.

=180 Ancient Philosophies.=

181 Oriental.

182 Early Greek.

183 Sophistic and Socratic.

184 Platonic.

185 Aristotelian.

186 Pyrrhonist and New Platonist.

187 Epicurean.

188 Stoic.

189 Patristic.

=190 Modern Philosophies.=

191 Scotch and American.

192 English.

193 German.

194 French.

195 Italian.

196 Spanish.

197 Arabian.

198 Scholastic.

199 Other.

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