Appearance and Reality: A Metaphysical Essay

Absol Absolute abstraction actual adjective admit æsthetic ance appearance aspect assert attempt become body causation certainly Chapter character conclusion connection consider consists contradiction deny desire difference distinction diversity doctrine doubt elements enquire error essence essential existence experience external fact fall false feeling finite further hand harmony Hedonism hence idea ideal identity Identity of Indiscernibles implies impossible inconsistent intellect J. S. Mill knowledge Law of Contradiction less mean merely metaphysics mind monad moral nature not-self object once ontological argument pain pass perceive perception perfection perhaps pheno phenomena physical pleasure positive possess possible predicate present principle psychical psychology qualities question reality regard relation religion result secondary qualities seems seen sense sentience side Solipsism somehow soul space stand suppose surely taken temporal thing Thing-in-itself thought tion transcend true truth unity universe urge vidual whole wholly