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Philosophy and Science
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On the abuse of language in science and in common life. Fraser’s
Mag Feb 1847.
Oken’s physiophilosophy. Chambers’s Jnl 5 Feb 1848.
The scholastic logic. Chambers’s Jnl 11 Mar 1848.
Wit and humour. Westminster Rev 48 1848.
Of a liberal education in general. Westminster Rev 49 1848.
Sydney Smith’s moral philosophy. Chambers’s Jnl 15 June 1850.
Reichenbach’s researches. Chambers’s Jnl 20 July 1850.
Grote’s Plato. Macmillan’s Mag July, Oct 1865.
The feelings and the will physiologically considered. Fortnightly
Rev 15 Jan 1866.
The intellect viewed physiologically. Fortnightly Rev 1 Feb 1866.
A historical view of the theories of the soul. Fortnightly Rev 15 May
1866.
On early philosophy. Macmillan’s Mag June 1866.
On the correlation of force in its bearing on mind. Macmillan’s Mag
Sep 1867.
The retentive power of the mind in its bearing on education.
Fortnightly Rev Sep 1868.
Memoir of Clark. Jnl of Chemical Soc of London n.s. 6 1868.
Notes on Bastian’s paper. Fortnightly Rev Apr 1869.
On teaching English. Fortnightly Rev Aug 1869.
Darwinism and religion. Macmillan’s Mag May 1871.
On Sully’s Essays. Fortnightly Rev July 1874.
Sidgwick’s Methods of ethics. Mind 1 1876.
Alexander’s Moral causation. Mind 1 1876.
Spencer’s Principles of sociology. Mind 1 1876.
Lewes on the postulates of experience. Mind 1 1876.
The gratification derived from the infliction of pain. Mind 1 1876.
Education as a science. Mind 2–3 1877–8.
Sully’s Pessimism. Mind 2 1877.
The growth of the will. Popular Science Monthly May 1879.
Spencer’s Data of ethics. Mind 4 1879.
Ward on free-will. Mind 5 1880. Reply by W. G. Ward, ibid.
Galton’s statistics of mental imagery. Mind 5 1880.
Spencer’s psychological congruities. Mind 6 1881.
Mind and body. Mind 8 1883.
Biographical memoirs of Clark, Shier and Arnott. Trans Aberdeen
Philosophical Soc 1 1884.
Ward’s Psychology. Mind 11 1886.
On feeling as indifference. Mind 12, 14 1887, 1889.
On Ward’s Psychological principles. Mind 12 1887.
The distinction between will and desire (Symposium). Proc
Aristotelian Soc 1 1888.
The nature of force (Symposium). Proc Aristotelian Soc 1 1888.
Is the distinction of feeling, cognition and conation valid as an ultimate
distinction of the mental functions? (Symposium). Proc
Aristotelian Soc 1 1888.
Notes on volition. Mind 16 1891.
Biographical notice of Robertson. Mind n.s. 2 1893.
Ethics from a purely practical standpoint. International Jnl of
Ethics 10 1900.
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Mill, J. S. Bain’s psychology. In his Dissertations and discussions vol
3, 1867.
Ribot, T. A. English psychology. 1873.
Hyde, T. A. How to study character, including a review of Bain’s
criticisms of the phrenological system. 1884.
‘Psychosis’. Our modern philosophers, Darwin, Bain and Spencer: a
rhyme. 1884.
Davidson, W. L. Bain’s philosophy. Mind n.s. 13 1904.
MacKenzie, W. L. Bain’s autobiography. Mind n.s. 14 1905.
Schiller, F. C. S. Bradley, Bain and pragmatism. Jnl of Philosophy 14
1917.
Arthur James Balfour, 1st Earl of Balfour
1848–1930
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A defence of philosophic doubt. 1879, 1921.
Handel. [1887?]
The pleasures of reading: inaugural address as Rector of St Andrews
University. 1888.
The religion of humanity. Edinburgh 1888.
A fragment of progress: inaugural address as Rector of the
University of Glasgow. Edinburgh 1892.
Essays and addresses. Edinburgh 1893, 1905 (3rd edn enlarged).
The foundations of belief. 1895, 1901 (8th edn); tr Fr 1896; Ger 1896;
Ital 1906.
The nineteenth century: inaugural address at Cambridge.
Cambridge 1900.
Reflections suggested by the new theory of matter: presidential
address to the British Association for the Advancement of
Science. 1904; tr Ger 1905.
Decadence. Cambridge 1908.
Questionings on criticism and beauty. 1909, Oxford 1910 (rev as
Criticism and beauty).
Francis Bacon. 1913.
Theism and humanism: Gifford lectures. 1915.
Essays speculative and political. 1920.
Theism and thought. [1923.]
Familiar beliefs and transcendent reason. 1927.
Chapters of autobiography. Ed Mrs E. Dugdale 1930.
Articles
The philosophy of ethics. Mind 3 1878.
Transcendentalism. Mind 3 1878. Replies by E. Caird, H. Sidgwick
and Balfour, 4 1879; by Sidgwick and Caird, 5 1880.
Watson on transcendentalism. Mind 6 1881.
Green’s metaphysics of knowledge. Mind 9 1884.
Naturalism and ethics. International Jnl of Ethics 4 1894.
Creative evolution and philosophic doubt. Hibbert Jnl 10 1912.
Reply by A. Wolf, ibid.
Also works on current affairs.
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Beesley, E. S. Positivism before the Church Congress: a reply to
Balfour. 1889.
Martineau, J. Balfour’s Foundations of belief. Nineteenth Cent Apr
1895.
Wallace, W. Balfour’s Foundations of belief. Fortnightly Rev Apr
1895.
Shurman, J. G. The rebound from agnosticism. Forum May 1895.
Mivart, St G. Spencer versus Balfour. Nineteenth Cent Aug 1895.
Pearson, K. Reaction: a criticism of Balfour’s attacks on rationalism.
1895.
Daniels, W. M. Balfour’s criticism of transcendental idealism.
Philosophic Rev 5 1896. Reply by R. B. Johnson, ibid.
Nicholson, J. A. The immorality of naturalism. 1896.
Cecil, H. M. Pseudo-philosophy at the end of the nineteenth
century. 1897.
Rey, J. La philosophie de Balfour. Paris [1897].
Alderson, B. Balfour: the man and his work. 1903.
Jones, H. Balfour as sophist. Hibbert Jnl 3 1905.
Brown, F. The doings of Arthur. 1905.
Lobley, J. L. Positive knowledge: a reply to the Cambridge address.
[1905.]
Lodge, O. Balfour and Bergson. Hibbert Jnl 10 1912.
Seth, A. Balfour’s Theism and humanism. Hibbert Jnl 14, 1916.
‘Raymond, E. T.’ (E. R. Thompson). Balfour: a biography. 1920.