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Pragmatism and idealism

INDEX

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Absolutism, 13, chap. viii.

Action, 91 n., 105, chap. iv.

Activity-Experience, 105, 109

Alexander, S., 163

Anti-Intellectualism, 73, 239

Appearance and Reality, 84

Arcesilaus, 155

Aristotle, 155

Armstrong (Prof.), 49 n.

Attention, 119

Augustine, 107

Avenarius, 41

Bain, 120

Baldwin, J. M., 156, 110 n.

Bawden (Prof.), 17, 85

Belief, 64, 65, 229 n., 251

Bergson, 72, 104, 126

Berthelot, 117

Blondel, 32, 34

Bosanquet, B., 110, 185, chap. viii.

Bourdeau, 26, 133 n., 193

Boyce-Gibson (Prof.), 154

Bradley, F. H., 74, 75, 91

Browning, R., 117

Brunschvig, 30

Bryce, James, 193

Butler, 119

Caird, E., 112

Carlyle, 125

Chesterton, W. K., 117, 156

Cohen, 48 n.

Common-sense Beliefs, 7

Common-sense Philosophy, 117

Comte, 120

Contemplation, 96

Cornford, 184

Curtis (Prof. M. M.), 22

Dawes-Hicks (Prof.), 163

De Maistre, 170

Descartes, 66, 121

Desjardins, P., 37

Dewey, J., 16, 17, 37, 62, 147, 173, 175

Du Bois Reymond, 110

Duncan (Prof.), 122

Duns Scotus, 119

Eleutheropulos, 43

Elliot, H. S. R., 66

Epicureanism, 118

Eucken, 39, 154

Ewald (Dr.), 44, 48

Flournoy, 180

Fouillée, 37 n.

Fraser, A. C., 112

Futurism, 26

Geddes, P., 123

Goethe, 195, 215

Gordon, A., 152–3

Green, T. H., 199

Gregory (Prof.), 24

Inge (Dean), 29, 31

Invention, 192

James, W., 3, 4, 24, 35, 39, 45, 50, 65, 135, 182, 192 n.

Jerusalem, W., 43

Joachim, 56

Jones, Sir H., 56

Joseph, 57

Kant, 119, 121, 247

Kant and Hegel, 183

Knox (Capt.), 15

Lalande, A., 29, 33, 164

Lankester (Sir R.), 167

Lecky, 70

Leighton (Prof.), 133

Le Roy, 31

Locke, 61, 119

Lovejoy (Prof.), 49

MacEachran (Prof.), 49 n.

Mach, 40

Mackenzie, J. S., 112

Maeterlinck, 90

Mallarmé, 214

Marett, 160

Mastermann, G. F. G., 118

M’Dougall, 104

McTaggart, J. M. E., 92

Meaning, 21, 51, 149

Mellone, 57

Merz, 157

Münsterberg, 46

Natorp, 48

Needham (Prof.), 101, 260

New Realism, 53

Nietzsche, 118, 139, 151

Ostwald, 40, 41

Pace (Prof.), 187

Paleyism, 247

Papini, 24, 135

Pascal, 119

Pater, W., 124

Peirce, 3, 22

Perry (Prof.), 53, 185

Perry, Bliss, 171, 179

Plato, 57, 61, 121, 150, 151

Pluralism, 87

Poincaré, 30

Pradines, 36 n.

Pragmatism, and American philosophy, 49, chap. vii.;

and British thought, 54;

and French thought, 28;

and German thought, 38;

and Italian thought, 23;

a democratic doctrine, 105;

its ethics, 136;

its pluralism, 162;

its sociological character, 164, 262;

its theory of knowledge, 131;

its theory of truth, 127;

its theory of reality, 135

Pratt (Prof.), 51, 127

Radical Empiricism, 85

Renan, 110

Renouvier, 29

Rey, 31

Riley, W., 26 n.

Ritzsche, 45

Royce, J., 54

Russell, B., 61, 66 n., 169

Santayana, 171, 181, 190

Schellwien, 44

Schiller, F. C. S., 12, 14, 16, 132, 133

Schinz, 192 n.

Schopenhauer, 28, 119, 151, 260

Seth, James, 14 n.

Seth-Haldane, 260

Shaw, Bernard, 124

Sidgwick, H., 56, 118, 119 n., 140

Sigwart, 42

Simmel, 44

Spencer, 41 n.

Starbuck, 28

Stoicism, 118

Stout, G. F., 55

Subjective Idealism, 259

Taylor, A. E., 57, 77, 78, 199 n., 219

Teleology, 88, 198

Tertullian, 119

Theism, 215 n.

Themistius, 155

Thompson, J. H., 144

Titchener, 157

Truth, 59, 81, 163

Tufts, 147

Tyndall, 110

Vaihinger, 39

Walker, L. J., 31

Ward, James, 30, 55, 143, 162

Wells, H. G., 123

Westermarck, 145

Windelband, 46, 150

Wollaston, 224

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