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ACCELERATION, 204 ff.
ACCIDENTS, definition of, 264.
ACTIVITY, mental, 439.
ADJUSTMENT, 389.
AGREEMENT, necessity of explicit, 28 ff.
ALEXANDER, S., 439.
ALGEDONIC QUALITIES, 408.
ANALYSIS 151, 155, 329 - 330, 338 - 339,
341 - 342 ; arithmetical, 173 ff.; atomic,
225 ; and Bergson, 160 ff.; concep-
tual, 230 ff.; enumerative, 162 ff.;
experimental, 156 ; formal, 156 ; intro-
spective, 332 - 333, 334 - 337, 343, 346 -
349 ; as a necessary method, 24 ff.;
perceptual, 230 ff.; and pragmatism,
158 ff.; of secondary qualities, 331 - 349 ;
typed of, 155.
ART, 141.
ATOMISM, psychological, 337 - 340, 350 -
352.
ATOMS, 225 ff.
ATTENTION, limited field or, 292 - 294.
ATTRIBUTE-THING, 109.
BEING, 357 - 359, 372 - 373.
BELIEF, double meaning of. 256 ; nature
of, 292 - 294.
BERGSON, H., 160 ff., 171, 186, 206, 218,
224, 231 ff., 247, 379.
BERKELEY, G., 6 ff.
BIOLOGICAL SITUATION, formal analysis of, 380.
BRADLEY, F, H., 160 ff.
BRAIN, are perceived objects inside?
276 - 277.
BRENTANO, F., 331 -- 337.
CAIRD, E., 17. of
CAUSALITY, no place for in world of
pure fact, 264 ; meaning of, 265 ;
substantist view of, 266 - 267 ; posi-
tivist view of, 266 - 267.
CAUSATION, 109.
CHANGE or STATE, 264.
CLASS, 170.
COGNITION, as selective rather than
creative, 295 ; as self-transcending
reference, 282,- 285.
COMPLEMENTARIES OF COLORS, 312, 327, 334.
COMPLEXES, 119 ff.
CONCEPTS, 233 - 236.
CONDUCTION, 396.
CONSCIOUSNESS, 443 ; definition of, 281 ;
and nervous system, 353 - 355 ; no place
foe in world of pure fact, 264.
CONTENT, mental, 147.
CONTRADICTION, 355 - 356. 361 - 365, 367,
370.
CRITISISM, of. EPISTEMOLOGY; defined,
49 ; a vicious circle, 72 ff.
CROSS-SECTION, 354, 368, 373 - 375.
DEFINITION, 22 ff.
DEPENDENCE, and relation, 106.
DESCARTES, R., 4 ff.
DEWEY, J., 115, 149, 379, 437.
DOGMATISM, defined, 49 ff,
DRIESCH, H., 245 ff.; 379.
DUALISM, 4 ff.; futility of, 275 ; theory
of Epistemological, 251.
DURATION, 214 ff.; Bergeon's doctrine
of, 212 224 ; as function of space,
time, and quality, 263.
DYNAMICS, 212 ff.
ELEMENT OF CONSCIOUSNESS, 320, 337 -
340, 350 - 352.
ENERGY, as stored in the brain, 285.
ENVIRONMENT, 443.
EPISTEMOLOGY TRIANGLE, 286 - 289.
EPISTEMOLOGY, of. CRITICISM, DOGMA-
TISM, defined as the fundamental
science, 45 ff.; its failure to contrib-
ute to our knowledge of reality,
83 ff.; its logical position relatively
to the other sciences, 60 ff.; its pre-
suppositions, 67 ff.; not logically funda-
mental, 51 ff.; presupposes a theory
of reality, 74 ff.; its value to the met-
aphysician, 94 ff.
ERROR, 357 ff., 367 ff.; 467, definition
of, 252 ; degrees of, 297 - 299 ; genesis
of, 289 seq.; two kinds of, 298 - 292.
EUCKEN, R., 19.
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Publication Information: Book Title: The New Realism: Cooperative Studies in Philosophy. Contributors: Edwin B. Holt - author, Walter T. Marvin - author, William Pepperrell Montague - author, Ralph Barton Perry - author, Edward Gleason Spaulding - author. Publisher: Macmillan Company. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1912. Page Number: 489.
    
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