INDEX.
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Introduction ix
Chap. I. The Grand Questions of Life 9
Chap. II. The Principles of Reason, or Intuitive Truths 14
Chap. III. Sources of Human Knowledge 29
Chap. IV. Of the Knowledge gained by Human Experience in regard to the Nature of Mind and of the System of which it is a Part 32
Chap. V. Knowledge gained by Reason and Experience alone as to a Future State 42
Chap. VI. Knowledge gained by Reason and Experience alone concerning the Existence, Character, and Designs of the Creator 47
Chap. VII. Diversities in Systems of Mental Philosophy 52
Chap. VIII. Classification and Description of the Mental Powers 59
Chap. IX. Sensation and Perception 64
Chap. X. Conception and Memory 79
Chap. XI. Attention and Abstraction 83
Chap. XII. Association 93
Chap. XIII. Imagination 102
Chap. XIV. Judgment 106
Chap. XV. The Susceptibilities 109
Chap. XVI. The Susceptibilities. Emotions of Taste 120
Chap. XVII. The Moral Susceptibilities 139
Chap. XVIII. The Will 149
Chap. XIX. Faith or Belief 165
Chap. XX. Constitutional Varieties of the Human Mind 175
Chap. XXI. Habit 178
Chap. XXII. Mind as Proof of its Creator's Designs 190
Chap. XXIII. Social and Material Proofs of the Creator's Designs 207
Chap. XXIV. Right Mode of securing the Object for which Mind was created 212
Chap. XXV. Wrong Action of Mind and its Causes 220
Chap. XXVI. Wrong Action of Mind and its Results in this Life 224
Chap. XXVII. Wrong Action of Mind and its Results in a Future State 233
Chap. XXVIII. Character of the Creator 245
Chap. XXIX. On Perfect and Imperfect Minds 250
Chap. XXX. On the probable Existence and Character of Disembodied Spirits 258
Chap. XXXI. Probabilities in regard to a Revelation from the Creator 261
Chap. XXXII. Interpretation of Language 265
Addenda to Vol. I. 281
Notes 337