Methods of knowledge : an essay in epistemology, /
"It is the plan of this investigation to give first a definition of knowledge. The methods will then be considered by which men have thought it possible to attain knowledge of the self on the one hand, and the not-self on the other. Those who have not begun to reflect believe that they get trut...
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New York : London :
Macmillan Company; Macmillan and Company,
1899.
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Table of Contents:
- Definitions of knowledge.
- Sensation, feeling, and volition as cognitive factors.
- The conceptual view of knowledge.
- The origin of concepts.
- The cognitive value of concepts.
- Empiricism.
- Knowledge by sympathetic imitation.
- Sympathetic imitation in art.
- Sympathetic imitation in morality.
- Synthesis of the methods.
- The limits of knowledge.
- Self-consciousness.
- The philosophical problem.
- Practical applications.