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Ef METAPHYSICS OF NATUEE Chapter IV. The Test ofT ruth :A nalytic SECT. PAGE 1. The value of (a) Sense-perception ;(b) of the distinction between Formal and Material ;(c) of Universality ;(d) of Innateness ;(e) of Clearness and Distinctness ;() of theS ufficient Reason .64 2. Necessity and the Inconceivability of theO pposite .. .71 3. Necessity as determined by Defiuiteness of Conception andR elation .73 4. Necessity and Consistency ...... 75 6. Though the characterisation of the Criterion be imperfect, it is not useless ........ 78 Chapter V. Scepticism 1. The Modality of Judgments :P yrrhonism 2. Carneades and Probability 3. Hume ..... 4. Characteristics of hisS cepticism 6. Motives of his sceptical disguise 6. Pragmatism .... 80 83 86 88 91 93 Chapter VI. The Eelativity of Knowledge 1. Modes of Relativity classified and illustrated .. ..97 2. Incidence of the sceptical criticism of Knowledge .. .102 3. The means of correcting Relativity are immanent inS ense-perception 105 4. The limited range of Sense-perception is no objection to its validity .108 5. Difficulties arising from the abstract character of Science .. 110 6. from its departmental character ..... 113 7. and from the nature of Explanation .... 115 BOOK II. COSMOLOGY Chapter VII. Substance in Experience 1. Analysis of Empirical Substance 2. Empirical Substance is prior to Self-consciousness 3. Substance and Quality .... 4. Primary andS econdary Qualities 5. How can theW orld be Known ?6. Powers ..... 7. Permanence of Substance: Kant andS pencer upon the grounds of this Belief ....... 121 125 126 128 130 136 137 Chapter VIII. Ontology of theW orld 1. Origin of the problem :D emocritus and Plato 2. Materialism ..... 3. Hypothetical Realism :L ocke, Malebranche, Kant
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