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Hyslop, James Hervey.
Problems of philosophy; or, Principles of epistemology
and metaphysics. 1905
Contents: Introduction.—General problems of science and philosophy.—
Analysis of the problem of knowledge.—Primary processes and data
of knowledge.—Conditions of synthetic knowledge.—Theories of
knowledge.—The criteria of truth.—The perception of space and objectivity.—Metaphysical
theories.— Materialism.— Spiritualism.— The
existence of God.—Conclusion.
In spite of serious defects, an impressive work. The author wrestles
with the great problems of philosophy and even when he plainly seems
to be worsted he arouses the sympathy which a struggle against
overwhelming odds always evokes. He is honest, independent, and
right in his main conclusions. Condensed from Nation, 1906.
Jastrow, Joseph.
The subconscious. 1906
Popular study of normal and abnormal subsconscious activities, including
dream experiences, the action of drugs, of hypnotic conditions, of
trance states, and the dissolution of personality in hysterical
and allied disorders. The author is professor of psychology in
the University of Wisconsin.
Jephson, Harriet J. lady.
Letters to a debutante. 1905
Contents: On the art of happiness.—On the need for controlling the
tongue.—The ethics of dress.—On country house visiting.—On the
choice of literature.—A neglected art.—Women as public speakers.
Are elopements ever justifiable?—Concerning wit.—On the advisability
of friendships with men.—"L'art de tenir salon."—A sermon
on houses.—On "love's young dream."
no H99
130 J21
177 J27
Kraepelin, Emil, ed.
Psychologische arbeiten. v.i, 3-4. 1896-1904
150 K39
Locke, John.
Conduct of the understanding; ed. with introduction and
notes by Thomas Fowler. 1901
151 L75C
"It is perhaps the first, and still the most complete, chart of the human
mind which has been laid down, the most ample repertory of truths
relating to our intellectual being, and the one book which we are still
compelled to name as the most important in metaphysical science."
Hallams Introduction to the literature of Europe.
Lotze, Hermann.
Metaphysic, in three books; ontology, cosmology and
psychology; ed. by Bernard Bosanquet. 2v. 1887 no L92
"Lotze (1817-81) belongs to the group of philosophers known as
"Real-Idealists," opposing Hegel on the one hand and materialism on
the other hand; and he is still a most potent influence." Baldwin's
Dictionary of philosophy and psychology.
Lyttelton, Edward.
Mothers and sons; or, Problems in the home training of
boys. 1905 x 73 L99
Sound and practical advice concerning a mother's responsibilities.
Mansel, Henry Longueville.
Philosophy of the conditioned; comprising some remarks
on Sir William Hamilton's philosophy and on J. S.
Mill's examination of that philosophy. 1866
192 M34
An exposition and vindication of Sir William Hamilton's philosophy.
Marshall, Thomas.
Aristotle's theory of conduct. 1906 171 A7izma
Marx, Adolf Bernhard.
Das ideal und die gegenwart. 1867
193 M43
Munsterberg, Hugo.
Science and idealism. 1906
141 M96
Holds that science falls asunder if we disbelieve in absolute ideals.
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