The Monist, Volume 42

abstraction actual argument assert causal Columbus concept continuous contradictory deduction defined definition denotation desire determined discoverer of America distinction distribution doctrine elements of negativity Emergent Evolution entities ethical event evolution existence experience explanation expression fact false finite given Goethe Hence human ideal identical proposition implies indicated indirect realism individual inference interpretation involves knowledge limit mathematical matter mean mechanical ment metaphysical Monist moral nature negative terms Nietzsche Nietzsche's non-P non-S observed particular phenomena philosophy physical objects possible predicate present Principia Principia Mathematica principle of identity priori probability problem Professor Lewis properties propo propositional function quantum quantum mechanics question reality reason relation result rhema rule scientific sensa sense sense-experience sition square of opposition superman supposed syllogism symbols temporal theory theory of relativity things tion traditional logic true truth unit classes universal whole