Elements of metaphysics - A. E. Taylor

INDEX

Absolute, meaning of, [53] ff.;
- general character of, [60] ff.;
- not unknowable, [71] ff.;
- not a “self,” [343] ff.;
- is it a society? [100], [347] ff.;
- a spiritual individual, [98] ff.;
- not necessarily the same as “God,” 399 ff.;
- not “union of thought and will,” 409 ff.
Activity not identical with conation, [55];
- and causation, [169];
- empirical nature of, [189].
Agnosticism, [68], [69], [71], [72];
- how far justifiable, [412].
Appearance and Reality, connection between, [105] ff.
Aristotle, [6], [42], [97], [266], [361], [386].
Attention, selective, [55], [66], [80];
- “span” of, [226], [244].
Avenarius, [35], [45], [80], [121], [174], [298] ff. 315.

Baldwin, J. M., [206].
Berkeley, [26], [64] ff., [75], [184], [185], [201] ff.
Body, my own, as describable object, [282].
Body, my own, and others, [203] ff.
Body and Soul, theories of, [313] ff.;
- in what sense the same, [332].
Bosanquet, B., [19], [26], [164].
Bradley, F. H., [9], [11], [23], [26], [55], [67], [88], [90], [131], [146], [199], [227], [243], [259], [289], [318], [326], [335], [338], [355], [364], [370], [384], [411].

Causation, [165] ff.;
- cause not identical with ground, [166];
- causation a postulate, [167] ff.;
- popular as distinguished from scientific sense, [169];
- causation and the indefinite regress, [177] ff.;
- continuity of causation, [171] ff.;
- Immanent and Transeunt Causality, [183] ff.;
- psychophysical causation, [322] ff.
Causes, Plurality of, [180] ff.
Chance, “pure,” meaning of, [231], [232];
- chance and “free-will,” 378.
Change, [158-164].
Character and freedom, [374].
Choice and motives, [373].
Consciousness, a misleading term, [79].
Consequence (see [Ground]).
Continuity, nature of, [171]
- - (see Causation);
- continuity of space and time, [244], [250].
Contradiction, principle of, [19] ff.
Cosmology Rational, nature of, [43-49], [192-197].
Couturat, L., [149], [260].

Dedekind, [116], [149], [171].
Degrees of Reality, [108] ff.
Descartes, [128], [185], [318], [400] ff.
Description, as scientific ideal, [174];
- in physical Science, [280] ff.;
- in Psychology, [308] ff.
Determinism, [370-376].
Discontinuity of teleological series, [311].
Distance in space and time, [250].

Ends in Nature, [272], [405], [406].
Energy, conservation of, [292];
- kinetic and non-kinetic, [291];
- doctrine of, and psychophysical interaction, [322] ff.
Epiphenomenalism, [317], [318-320].
Epistemology and Metaphysics, [16].
Evil, problem of, [391] ff., [395] ff.
Evolution, not identical with mere change, [267];
- implies real ends, [268] ff.;
- is of finite beings only, [274] ff.;
- implies real progress and degeneration, [275];
- originates new individuals, [276].
Experience, what, [23] ff., [33] ff.;
- “pure,” 35, [54].