Leibniz

"Manifestation of"

Material objects or things

Mill. J. S.

Minds, "in our"

"Modify"

Moral rules, two kinds of

Necessary truths

Necessity, three senses of

logical

unconditional

"Objectivity," ambiguity of

of kinds of value

Objects,

external

material

physical, and sensibles

Observation

Organic unities

"Ought," two meanings of

objectivity of

and "wrong"

Part, physical

and whole

"Perception," ambiguity of

direct

_Percipi_ and _esse_

Physical objects and sensibles

Pickwickian senses

"Possible," three senses of

Pragmatist theory of truth

"Presented," ambiguity of

Reality

Reason, "dictates of"

Reasons

Reid, T.

Relational properties

Relations,

dogma of internal

external

internal

Right, objectivity of

Russell, B.

"See," ambiguity of

"Seems"

Sensations

proper

Sense-data

Sensibles

Solipsism

Spiritual

Strachey, O.

"Subjective"

"Synthetic" truths

Taylor, A. E., 8

"Time"

Truth,

and mutability

pragmatist theory of

and utility

and verification

of words

Truths, "analytic" and "synthetic"

"man-made"

necessary

Value, intrinsic

objectivity of

Westermarck, E.

"Wrong," objectivity of

and "ought"

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