Contemporary British Philosophy: Personal Statements (first Series)

abstract activity actual æsthetic appear assertion become behaviour believe Benedetto Croce called character complete conceived conception consciousness consists correlation course Critical Philosophy criticism depends Descartes determined distinction doctrine elements emotions empiricism ence error Ethics evolution existence expression external F. H. BRADLEY fact finite forms of experience harmony Hegel Henri Bergson human ideal idealistic ideas implies individual inference interpretation intrinsic judgments knowledge Leibniz less logical mathematics matter meaning mental metaphysics mind monads monism moral nature object organism perceive perception philosophy physical Plato possible present principle principle of relativity priori problem propositions psychical psychology pure question rational reality reason regard relatedness relation religion religious scientific seems sense sense-experience social specious present Spinoza substance supervenient suppose T. H. Green Theism theory things thought tion true truth ultimate unity universe whole words