The Monist, Vol. 1, 1890-1891
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CHICAGO: THE OPEN COURT PUBLISHING CO 1890-1891
1890-1891
Anarchists, The Physiognomy of the. By Cesare Lombroso 336
Anarchist's Reply to Professor Lombroso, A Convicted. By Michael Schwab 520
Architecture of Theories, The. By Charles S. Peirce 161
Criminal Anthropology, Illustrative Studies in. (1) La Bête Humaine and Criminal Anthropology. (2) Criminal Anthropology and Psychiatry. By Cesare Lombroso 177
Ethics, The Criterion of——an Objective Reality. Editor 552
Evolution, The Factors of. By Joseph Le Conte 321
Evolution, The Right of. By Moncure D. Conway 506
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THE MONIST
VOL. I.
COPYRIGHT BY
CONTENTS OF VOLUME I.
ARTICLES.
LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE.
BOOK REVIEWS.
THE IMMORTALITY OF INFUSORIA.
ON THE MATERIAL RELATIONS OF SEX IN HUMAN SOCIETY.
THE ANALYSIS OF THE SENSATIONS.
I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.
IX.
X.
XI.
XII.
XIII.
THE ORIGIN OF MIND.
THE MAGIC MIRROR.
HÖFFDING ON THE RELATION OF THE MIND TO THE BODY.
LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE.
FRANCE.
BOOK REVIEWS.
PHILOSOPHY IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
I. BEGINNING.
II. INTERMEDIATE COURSES.
III. ADVANCED COURSES.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
I. INTRODUCTORY COURSES.
II. SYSTEMATIC COURSES
III. HISTORICAL COURSES.
IV. COURSES OF ORIGINAL RESEARCH.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
UNDERGRADUATE COURSES.
GRADUATE COURSES.
CLARK UNIVERSITY.
APPLIED ETHICS.
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY.
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY.
PERIODICALS.
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LA NUOVA FILOSOFIA.
APPENDIX.
ILLUSTRATIVE STUDIES IN CRIMINAL ANTHROPOLOGY.
I.
II.
MORPHOLOGICAL ANOMALIES.
THE SQUARING OF THE CIRCLE.
I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
THE CRITERION OF TRUTH.
FIVE SOULS WITH BUT A SINGLE THOUGHT.
LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE.
I.
II.
BOOK REVIEWS.
PERIODICALS.
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(PART II.)
THEIR GRADES AND THE ORDER OF THEIR INTRODUCTION.
I.
II.
III.
IV.
ILLUSTRATIVE STUDIES IN CRIMINAL ANTHROPOLOGY.
III.
INNOVATION AND INERTIA IN THE WORLD OF PSYCHOLOGY.
I. MISONEISM.
II. PHILONEISM.
THE QUESTION OF DUALITY OF MIND.
IMMORTALITY.
SOME QUESTIONS OF PSYCHO-PHYSICS.[80]
SOME QUESTIONS OF PSYCHO-PHYSICS.
EXPOSITION.
I. MOTION AND FEELING.
II. SENSATIONS AND THOUGHTS.
III. THE ORIGIN OF FEELING.
IV. THE ORIGIN OF ORGANISED LIFE.
LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE.
I.
II.
BOOK REVIEWS.
PERIODICALS.
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VOPROSY FILOSOFII I PSICHOLOGII.[94]
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BOOK REVIEWS.
THE RIGHT OF EVOLUTION.
A CONVICTED ANARCHIST'S REPLY TO PROFESSOR LOMBROSO.
THE PRINCIPLE OF WELFARE.
I.
II.
III.
THE CRITERION OF ETHICS AN OBJECTIVE REALITY.
I. TWO DEFINITIONS OF GOOD.
II. THE AUTHORITY OF MORAL COMMANDS.
III. ETHICS AND WELFARE.
IV. FEELINGS AND JUDGMENTS.
V. PLEASURE AND PAIN.
VI. PLEASURABLE FEELINGS AS AN ETHICAL CRITERION.
VII. THE SUPERINDIVIDUAL AND SOCIETY.
VIII. THE POLICY OF THE ETHICAL SOCIETIES.
IX. PROFESSOR ADLER'S POSITION.
X. THE UNITY OF THE ETHICAL PROBLEM.
ON THOUGHT AND LANGUAGE.
LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE.
I.
II.
BOOK REVIEWS.
PERIODICALS.
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THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY.
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REVUE PHILOSOPHIQUE.
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