Monist, Vol.
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共 390 题- THE MONIST
- VOL. II
- CONTENTS OF VOLUME II.
- PAGE.
- ARTICLES.
- American Politics. By Thomas B. Preston 41
- Anschauung, What Does —— Mean? Editor 527
- Artificial Selection and the Marriage Problem. By Hiram M. Stanley 51
- Clifford on the Soul in Nature, Professor. By F. C. Conybeare 209
- Criminal Suggestion, On. By J. Delbœuf 363
- Ethnological Jurisprudence. By Albert H. Post 31
- Facts and Mental Symbols. By Ernst Mach 198
- Littré, Émile. A Sonnet. By Louis Belrose Jr. 110
- Logical Theory, The Present Position of. By John Dewey 1
- Magic Square, The. By Hermann Schubert 487
- Mind, The Law of. By Charles S. Peirce 533
- Necessity, The Doctrine of —— Examined. By Charles S. Peirce 321
- Psychical Monism. By Edmund Montgomery 338
- Spencer, Mr., on the Ethics of Kant. Editor 512
- Things in themselves, Are There ——? Editor 225
- Thought and Language. By George John Romanes 56
- Will and Reason. By B. Bosanquet 18
- LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE.
- France. By Lucien Arréat 266, 386, 583
- Germany. Christian Ufer 103, 272, 396, 593
- DIVERSE TOPICS. CRITICISMS AND DISCUSSIONS.
- Comte and Turgot. Prof. Schaarschmidt 611
- Haeckel’s Monism, Professor. Editor 598
- Littré, A Defense of. By Louis Belrose Jr. 403
- Littré’s, Émile, Positivism. A Reply. Editor 410
- Logical Theory, The Future Position of. Edward T. Dixon 606
- Mind, The Nature of —— and the Meaning of Reality. Editor 434
- Peirce, Mr. Charles S., on Necessity. Editor 442
- Religion of Science, The. Editor 600
- Thought and Language. A letter by G. J. Romanes 402
- Thought-forms, The Origin of. Editor 111
- BOOK REVIEWS.
- Avenarius, Richard. _Der menschliche Weltbegriff_ 451
- Baldwin, James Mark. _Handbook of Psychology_ 467
- Bernheim. _Hypnotisme, Suggestion, Psychotherapie_ 465
- Cornill, C. H. _Einleitung in das alte Testament_ 443
- Curtis, Mattoon Monroe. _An Outline of Locke’s Ethical Philosophy_ 300
- Delabarre, Edmund Burke. _Ueber Bewegungsempfindungen_ 297
- Delbœuf, J. _Les Fêtes de Montpellier_ 131
- Dixon, Edward T. _The Foundations of Geometry_ 126
- Erhardt, Franz. _Der Satz vom Grunde als Prinzip des Schliessens_ 631
- Holzmann, H. J. _Synoptiker. Apostelgeschichte_ 287
- Hübbe-Schleiden. _Das Dasein als Lust, Leid und Liebe_ 468
- Husserl, E. G. _Philosophie der Arithmetik_ 627
- Lasswitz, Kurd. _Seifenblasen_ 471
- Lyons, Daniel. _Christianity and Infallibility_ 629
- Pearson, Karl. _The Grammar of Science_ 623
- Pellegrini, Pietro. _Diritto Sociale Tentativo in Bozza_ 298
- Roberty, E. de. _Agnosticisme_ 631
- Roberty, E. de. _La Philosophie du Siècle_ 293
- Romanes, George John. _Darwin and After Darwin_ 612
- Schmidkunz, Hans. _Psychologie der Suggestion_ 464
- Schröder, Ernst. _Vorlesungen über die Algebra der Logik_ 618
- Schurmann, Jacob Gould. _Belief in God_ 121
- Scripture, E. W. _Ueber den associativen Verlauf der Vorstellungen_ 137
- Seth, Andrew. _The Present Position of the Philosophical Sciences_ 450
- Toy, Crawford Howell. _Judaism and Christianity_ 123
- Van Bemmelen, P. _Le Nihilisme Scientifique_ 298
- Whitney, William Dwight. _Max Müller and the Science of Language_ 469
- Wise, Isaac M. _Pronaos to Holy Writ_ 124
- PERIODICALS 140-160; 303-320; 472-480; 634-640
- APPENDIX.
- VOL. II. OCTOBER, 1891. NO. 1.
- THE MONIST.
- THE PRESENT POSITION OF LOGICAL THEORY.
- JOHN DEWEY.
- FOOTNOTES:
- WILL AND REASON.
- I take two only, as illustrations, one of each type I have mentioned.
- B. BOSANQUET.
- ETHNOLOGICAL JURISPRUDENCE.[4]
- ALBERT HERMANN POST.
- FOOTNOTES:
- AMERICAN POLITICS.
- THOMAS B. PRESTON.
- ARTIFICIAL SELECTION AND THE MARRIAGE PROBLEM.[7]
- HIRAM M. STANLEY.
- FOOTNOTES:
- THOUGHT AND LANGUAGE.
- GEORGE J. ROMANES.
- THE CONTINUITY OF EVOLUTION.
- EDITOR.
- FOOTNOTES:
- LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE
- I.
- FRANCE.—THE INTELLECTUAL AWAKENING OF THE LANGUE D’OC.
- THEODORE STANTON.
- II.
- GERMANY.—RECENT PUBLICATIONS IN THE DOMAIN OF PATHOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY.
- CHR. UFER.
- ÉMILE LITTRÉ.
- LOUIS BELROSE, JR.
- DIVERSE TOPICS.
- THE ORIGIN OF THOUGHT-FORMS.
- I. THOUGHT-FORMS AND THE FORMS OF EXISTENCE.
- II. THE PROBLEM OF APRIORITY.
- III. CONSERVATION OF MATTER AND ENERGY, AND CAUSATION.
- IV. WHY IS MR. MILL’S PROPOSITION UNTENABLE?
- V. THE MEANING OF “NECESSARY.”
- VI. MODERN LOGIC.
- P. C.
- FOOTNOTES:
- BOOK REVIEWS.
- FOOTNOTES:
- PERIODICALS.
- CONTENTS:
- CONTENTS:
- PROGRAMME OF SCHOOL OF APPLIED ETHICS.
- REVUE PHILOSOPHIQUE.
- CONTENTS:
- CONTENTS:
- LITTERATURBERICHT.
- CONTENTS:
- LITTERATURBERICHT.
- CONTENTS:
- RECENSIONEN UND REFERATE.
- CONTENTS:
- BIBLIOGRAFIA, ETC.
- CONTENTS:
- FOOTNOTES:
- VOL. II. JANUARY, 1892. NO. 2.
- THE MONIST.
- MENTAL EVOLUTION.
- AN OLD SPECULATION IN A NEW LIGHT.
- C. LLOYD MORGAN.
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE NEW CIVILISATION DEPENDS ON MECHANICAL INVENTION.
- W. T. HARRIS.
- RELIGION AND PROGRESS.
- INTERPRETED BY THE LIFE AND LAST WORK OF WATHEN MARK WILKS CALL.
- MONCURE D. CONWAY.
- FACTS AND MENTAL SYMBOLS.
- ERNST MACH.
- FOOTNOTES:
- PROFESSOR CLIFFORD ON THE SOUL IN NATURE.
- F. C. CONYBEARE.
- FOOTNOTES:
- ARE THERE THINGS IN THEMSELVES?
- II. KANT’S VIEW OF SPACE AND TIME.
- III. FORM NOT IMPORTED BY THE MIND INTO REALITY.
- IV. PROFESSOR JODL’S VIEW OF THE THING IN ITSELF.
- V. CLIFFORD’S AND SCHOPENHAUER’S CONCEPTIONS OF THE THING IN ITSELF.
- VI. THINGS AND RELATIONS.
- VII. IS THE EGO A THING IN ITSELF?
- VIII. THE EGO-CENTRIC VIEW ABANDONED.
- IX. PERSONALITY AND EVOLUTION.
- X. PROFESSOR MACH’S POSITION.
- XI. TRUTH IN MYTHOLOGY.
- XII. THE ONENESS OF SUBJECTIVITY AND OBJECTIVITY.
- EDITOR.
- FOOTNOTES:
- LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE
- I.
- FRANCE.
- LUCIEN ARRÉAT.
- FOOTNOTES:
- II.
- RECENT GERMAN WORKS IN PSYCHOLOGY.
- CHR. UFER.
- DIVERSE TOPICS.
- P. C.
- F. MAX MÜLLER.
- BOOK REVIEWS.
- FOOTNOTES:
- PERIODICALS.
- CONTENTS:
- CONTENTS:
- VALEDICTORY.
- CONTENTS:
- DISCUSSIONS.
- CONTENTS:
- CONTENTS:
- CONTENTS:
- LITTERATURBERICHT.
- CONTENTS:
- LITTERATURBERICHT.
- FOOTNOTES:
- VOL. II. APRIL, 1892. NO. 3.
- THE MONIST.
- THE DOCTRINE OF NECESSITY EXAMINED.
- C. S. PEIRCE.
- FOOTNOTES:
- PSYCHICAL MONISM.
- EDMUND MONTGOMERY.
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE CONSERVATION OF SPIRIT AND THE ORIGIN OF CONSCIOUSNESS.
- FRANCIS C. RUSSELL.
- ON CRIMINAL SUGGESTION.
- J. DELBŒUF.
- FOOTNOTES:
- LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE
- I.
- FRANCE.
- LUCIEN ARRÉAT.
- FOOTNOTES:
- II.
- GERMANY.
- CHR. UFER.
- CRITICISMS AND DISCUSSIONS.
- THOUGHT AND LANGUAGE.
- GEORGE J. ROMANES.
- A DEFENSE OF LITTRÉ.
- LOUIS BELROSE, JR.
- ÉMILE LITTRÉ’S POSITIVISM.
- P. C.
- FOOTNOTES:
- OBSERVATIONS ON SOME POINTS IN JAMES’S PSYCHOLOGY.[62]
- I. BELIEF.
- W. L. WORCESTER.
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE NATURE OF MIND AND THE MEANING OF REALITY.[64]
- P. C.
- FOOTNOTES:
- MONISM NOT MECHANICALISM.
- COMMENTS UPON PROF. ERNST HAECKEL’S POSITION.
- P. C.
- FOOTNOTES:
- MR. CHARLES S. PEIRCE ON NECESSITY.
- P. C.
- BOOK REVIEWS.
- DR. E. G. HIRSCH.
- J. J.
- J. J.
- FOOTNOTES:
- PERIODICALS.
- REVUE PHILOSOPHIQUE.
- CONTENTS: December, 1891. No. 192
- LITTERATURBERICHT.
- LITTERATURBERICHT.
- CONTENTS:
- CONTENTS:
- CONTENTS:
- DISCUSSIONS AND REVIEWS.
- CONTENTS:
- PREFATORY REMARKS. _The Editor._
- CRITICAL NOTICES.
- PREFATORY NOTE.
- REVIEWS OF BOOKS AND SUMMARIES OF ARTICLES.
- REVIEWS OF BOOKS AND SUMMARIES OF ARTICLES.
- CONTENTS:
- FOOTNOTES:
- VOL. II. JULY, 1892. NO. 4.
- THE MONIST.
- OUR MONISM.
- THE PRINCIPLES OF A CONSISTENT, UNITARY WORLD-VIEW.
- I. MONISM.
- II. MECHANICALISM.
- III. PSYCHISM.
- IV. THEISM.
- V. MATERIALISM.
- VI. SPIRITUALISM.
- VII. IMMORTALISM.
- VIII. COSMISM.
- ERNST HAECKEL.
- THE MAGIC SQUARE.
- I.
- INTRODUCTORY.
- MELANCHOLY OR THE GENIUS OF THE INDUSTRIAL SCIENCE OF MECHANICS]
- II.
- EARLY METHODS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF ODD-NUMBERED SQUARES.
- III.
- MODERN MODES OF CONSTRUCTION OF ODD-NUMBERED SQUARES.
- IV.
- EVEN-NUMBERED SQUARES.
- V.
- MAGIC SQUARES WHOSE SUMMATION GIVES THE NUMBER OF A YEAR.
- VI.
- CONCENTRIC MAGIC SQUARES.
- VII.
- MAGICAL SQUARES WITH MAGICAL PARTS.
- VIII.
- MAGIC SQUARES THAT INVOLVE THE MOVE OF THE CHESS-KNIGHT.
- IX.
- MAGICAL POLYGONS.
- X.
- MAGIC CUBES.
- CONCLUSION.
- H. SCHUBERT.
- FOOTNOTES:
- MR. SPENCER ON THE ETHICS OF KANT.
- I shall now take up the details of Mr. Spencer’s reply:
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- 3) “_Raum ... muss ursprünglich Anschauung sein._ § 3.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.
- EDITOR.
- FOOTNOTES:
- WHAT DOES ANSCHAUUNG MEAN?
- 1) Objective space.
- 2) Space as atsight, and
- 3) Space-conception.
- EDITOR.
- THE LAW OF MIND.
- WHAT THE LAW IS.
- INDIVIDUALITY OF IDEAS.
- CONTINUITY OF IDEAS.
- INFINITY AND CONTINUITY, IN GENERAL.
- Axᵖy𐞥 + A(ᵖ⁄ᵩ₊₁)xᵖ⁻¹y𐞥⁺¹ + A(ᵖ⁄ᵩ₊₁)(ᵖ⁻¹⁄ᵩ₊₂)xᵖ⁻²y𐞥⁺²
- A[1+(ᵖ⁄ᵩ₋₁)]xᵖy𐞥⁺¹ + A(ᵖ⁄ᵩ₊₁)[1+(ᵖ⁻¹⁄ᵩ₋₂)]xᵖ⁻¹y𐞥⁺²
- ANALYSIS OF TIME.
- THAT FEELINGS HAVE INTENSIVE CONTINUITY.
- THAT FEELINGS HAVE SPATIAL EXTENSION.
- AFFECTIONS OF IDEAS.
- IDEAS CANNOT BE CONNECTED EXCEPT BY CONTINUITY.
- MENTAL LAW FOLLOWS THE FORMS OF LOGIC.
- UNCERTAINTY OF MENTAL ACTION.
- RESTATEMENT OF THE LAW.
- PERSONALITY.
- COMMUNICATION.
- CONCLUSION.
- C. S. PEIRCE.
- FOOTNOTES:
- MR. CHARLES S. PEIRCE’S ONSLAUGHT ON THE DOCTRINE OF NECESSITY.
- I.
- DAVID HUME REDIVIVUS.
- II.
- CAUSATION NOT MERE SEQUENCE.
- III.
- MR. PEIRCE’S LOGIC OF SCIENCE.
- IV.
- NECESSITY IN THOUGHT PRESUPPOSES NECESSITY IN FACTS.
- V.
- MR. PEIRCE’S EVOLUTIONISM.
- VI.
- WORLD-CONSTRUCTIONS.
- VII.
- FACTS AND LAWS.
- VIII.
- LAWS NOT INEXPLICABLE.
- IX.
- CONCLUSION.
- EDITOR.
- FOOTNOTES:
- LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE
- I.
- FRANCE.
- LUCIEN ARRÉAT.
- FOOTNOTES:
- II.
- GERMANY.
- CHR. UFER.
- DIVERSE TOPICS.
- PROFESSOR HAECKEL’S MONISM.
- P. C.
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE RELIGION OF SCIENCE.
- In opposition to these views Professor Jodl urges that
- In opposition to this view Professor Jodl maintains that
- P. C.
- THE FUTURE POSITION OF LOGICAL THEORY.
- EDWARD T. DIXON.
- COMTE AND TURGOT.
- SCHAARSCHMIDT.
- BOOK REVIEWS.
- FOOTNOTES:
- PERIODICALS.
- LITTERATURBERICHT.
- RECENSIONEN.
- LITTERATURBERICHT.
- BESPRECHUNGEN.
- LITTERATURBERICHT.
- LETTERS AND NOTES.
- REVUE PHILOSOPHIQUE.
- CORRESPONDANCE ET INFORMATIONS.
- CRITICAL NOTICES.
- THREE AMERICAN MAGAZINES.
- DISCUSSIONS AND REVIEWS.
- THE SCHOOL OF APPLIED ETHICS.
- REVIEWS OF BOOKS AND SUMMARIES OF ARTICLES.
- INTRODUCTORY NOTE.
- BOOK REVIEWS.
- FOOTNOTES:
- APPENDIX TO THE MONIST, VOL. II, NO. 4
- KANT AND SPENCER
- THE ETHICS OF KANT.
- IN CRITICISM OF MR. HERBERT SPENCER’S PRESENTATION OF KANTISM.
- Kant says in his “Critique of Pure Reason”:[90]
- FOOTNOTES:
- KANT ON EVOLUTION.
- IN CRITICISM OF MR. HERBERT SPENCER’S PRESENTATION OF KANTISM.
- FOOTNOTES: