English and American Philosophy Since 1800: A Critical Survey

absolute accept accordingly actual agnosticism appears argument aspect belief Bentham called causal character Christian claim conceive conception concrete connection consciousness consequences constitutes difficulty distinction doctrine dualism empiricism epistemology ethical evolution existence experience explain external F. C. S. Schiller fact feeling finite Hamilton Hegel human Huxley idea ideal idealistic individual intellectual interest interpretation intuitionalism J. S. Mill James Mill judgment justify knowl knowledge lative ligion logical matter meaning mental metaphysical Mill Mill's mind moral motive natural selection nature neo-realistic notion object organism panpsychism panpsychist particular perception philosophy physical pleasure possible practical present presupposes principle problem qualities rational reality reason recognized Reid Reid's relation relativity of knowledge religion religious scientific seems sensation sense simply social Spencer spiritual stand suppose teleology theory things thought tion Tractarian true truth ultimate unity universe Utilitarians whole