Full text: Tables (Volume 1)

THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS 
Filosofy 
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102 
103 
104 
105 
106 
107 
108 
109 
II0 
111 
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[20 
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I41 
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Filosofy 
Utility 
Compends 
Dictionaries 
Essays 
Periodicals 
Societies 
Study and teaching 
Polygrafy Maxims 
History 
Metaphysics 
Ontology 
Methodology 
Cosmology 
Space 
Time 
Motion 
Matter 
Force 
Quantity Number 
Other metaphysical topics 
Knowledge: origin, limits 
Causation Cause and effect 
Liberty and necessity 
Teleology Final causes 
Infinit and finite 
Consciousness Personality 
Unconsciousness Automata 
The soul 
Origin of the individual soul 
Mind and body 
Mental physiology and hygiene 
Mental derangements 
Occultism Witchcraft Magic 
Hypnotism Clairvoyance 
Sleep Dreams Somnambulism 
Mental caracteristics 
Personality Temperaments 
Physiognomy 
Phrenology Mental fotografs 
Filosofic sistems 
Idealism Transcendentalism 
Critical filosofy 
Intuitionalism 
Empiricism 
Sensationalism 
Materialism Positivism 
Pantheism Monism 
Eclecticism 
Other filosofic sistems 
50 
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32 
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i534 
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Psychology 
Intellect 
Sense perceptions 
Understanding - 
Memory 
Imagination 
Intuitiv faculty Reason 
Sensibility Emotions 
Instincts Appetites 
Wil 
Logic Dialectics 
Inductiv 
Deductiv 
Assent 
Simbolic Algebraic 
Sources of error Fallacies 
Syllogism Enthymeme 
Hypotheses 
Argument and persuasion 
Analogy Correspondence 
Ethics 
Theories of ethics 
State ethics 
Family ethics 
Professional and business ethics 
Ethics of amusements 
Sexual ethics 
Social ethics 
Temperance 
Other ethical topics 
Ancient filosofers 
Oriental 
Early Greek 
Sophistic and Socratic 
Platonic 
Aristotelian 
Pyrrhonist New Platonist 
Epicurean 
Stoic 
Early Christian and medieval 
Modern filosofers 
American 
British 
German 
French 
[talian 
Spanish 
Slavic 
Scandinavian 
Other modern 
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