Abbot, Francis Ellingwood, 159, 165, 175-186,218, 232, 322 "The Conditioned and the Unconditioned, " 176 "The Philosophy of Space and Time," 176 The Syllogistic Philosophy, 179 | |
Abduction, 251 | |
Abolition, 85 | |
Abolitionism, 120 | |
Abolitionists, 137 | |
Absolute, Hegelian, 191 | |
Absolute Being, 215 | |
Absolute Experience, 214 | |
Absolute Idea, 214 | |
Absolute Idealism, 199 | |
Absolute Mind, 212 | |
Absolute moral person, 210 | |
Absolute Person, 207, 215 | |
Absolute Self, 213 | |
Absolute Truth, 212 | |
Absolute Will, 211 | |
Absolutism, Royce's, 260 | |
Acquired characteristics, inheritance of, 152 | |
Act: Mead's theory of, 266 stages of, 266 universality of, 268 | |
"Act Establishing Religious Freedom," 46, 54-55 | |
Action, mental, 287 | |
Active powers, in matter, 29 | |
Activity, in education, 237 | |
Adam, federal head of human race, 22 | |
Adams, Jasper, The Elements of Moral Philosophy, 86 | |
Adams, John, 42, 43, 44, 45, 56, 72, 75 Defense of the Constitutions of Government of the United States, 75 | |
Adams, John (cont.) Discourses on Davila, 75 Letters to John Taylor of Caroline, 75 | |
Adams, Samuel, 43 | |
Adjustment, 253 | |
Adler, Felix, 193, 194 | |
Affections, gracious, 230 | |
Agassiz, Louis, 167 | |
Agency: | |
Agnosticism, 182 | |
"Agrarian justice," Paine's view of, 61-63 | |
Agrarianism, 54, 61 | |
Agreeable leadings, 255 | |
Aitkin, Robert, 56 | |
Alcott, A. Bronson, 120, 131, 132, 142, 164, 190 | |
Alcott, Louisa May, 120 | |
American life, spiritual interpretation of, 150 | |
American Philosophical Association, 218, 219, 225, 226, 335 | |
American Philosophic Society, 46 | |
Ames, Fisher, 75, 76 "On the Dangers of American Liberty," 76 | |
Analogy: science of, 90 the science of sciences, 91 | |
Anarchism, in Thoreau, 134, 137, 141 | |
Andover Theological Seminary, 83 | |
Appearance, reality and, 112, 316 | |
Aristocracy, 60 natural vs. hereditary, 53 | |
Aristotle, 184, 191, 322, 323, 328, 336 | |
Associationism, 105 | |
Authoritarianism, foe of rationalism, 337 |
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