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Metaphysics or, The philosophy of consciousness, phenomenal and real,

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Mansel, Henry Longueville, 1820-1871
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Edinburgh, A. and C. Black, 1866.
Edition:	2d ed.
Series:	Ebsco PsychBooks.
Subjects:	Metaphysics. Consciousness. Ontology. First philosophy. Metaphysics Consciousness Métaphysique. Conscience. Ontologie. metaphysics. ontology (metaphysics) First philosophy Ontology Electronic books.
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Table of Contents:

I. Psychology, or the philosophy of the phenomena of consciousness
Of presentative or intuitive consciousness
Of the form of consciousness in general
Of the forms of intuitive consciousness space and time
Of the matter of intuitive consciousness
Of sensation and perception
Of the five senses
General remarks on the five senses
Of the locomotive faculty
Of the muscular sense
Of the primary and secondary qualities of body
Of the acquired perceptions
Of attention
Of imagination, memory, and hope
Of internal intuition in general
Of the classification of internal intuitions
Of the passions or emotions
Of the moral faculty
Of volition
Of the consciousness of personality
Of representative or reflective consciousness
Of the from and matter of thought
Of the seveeral operations of thought
Of conception
Of Judgment
Of reasoning
Of the associations of ideas
Of necessary truths
II. Ontology, or the philosophy of the realities of consciousness
Of dogmatic or demonstrative metaphysics
Of the subdivisions of dogmatic metaphysics
Of the critical philosophy of Kant
Of the systems of Fichte, Schelling, and Hegel
Of the system of Herbart
Of the philosophy of the absolute in general
Of the conditions necessary to the existence of ontology
Of the theoroies of the real not founded on consciousness
Of the real as given in consciousness
Of the real in cosmology
Of the real in psychology
Of the real in theology
Of the real in morality
Of the real in the philosophy of taste
Conclusion.