Elements of metaphysics

by A. E. Taylor

• Rashdall, H., [347], [393], [400].
• Realism, Agnostic, [68], [71], [72];
  • Dogmatic, [69], [72-75].
• Relation and quality, [140] ff.
• Relations and relatedness, [155].
• Religion, metaphysical presuppositions of, [389] ff.
• Responsibility and the self, [335].
• Royce, J., [13], [33], [51], [56], [76], [116], [145], [148] ff., [206], [226], [239], [263], [270], [277], [307], [398].
• Russell, B., [36], [58], [91], [142], [189], [243], [250], [253], [404].

• Self, [98], [107];
  • nature of, [334-340];
  • a teleological concept, [335];
  • temporal character of, [341], [342].
• Self-consciousness, genuine and fictitious, [79].
• Sidgwick, H., [130], [359], [370].
• Space, perceptual, [243-245];
  • conceptual genesis of, [245-249];
  • infinity of, [247];
  • divisibility of, [248];
  • continuity of, [248], [250];
  • homogeneity of, [251];
  • relativity of, [251];
  • is it one or many? [253], [257];
  • is not ultimate, [254-257];
  • antinomies of, [259] ff.;
  • of what is it phenomenal? [260].
• Spencer, H., [40], [68].
• Spinoza, [62], [101] ff., [318], [399], [411].
• Stout, G. F., [33], [67], [135], [154] ff., [208], [247], [318], [324], [332], [378].
• Subjectivism, what, [75];
  • fallacy of, [76-81], [204] ff.
• Substance, concept of, [128] ff.;
  • and quality, [128-140].
• Sufficient Reason, principle of, [164].

• Teleological description not impossible, [309].
• Teleological series, discontinuity of, [311].
• Teleology, nature of, [55], [99], [125], [287], [371] ff.;
  • in Psychology, [305] ff.;
  • in Biology, [308];
  • and Psychophysical Parallelism, [326] ff.
• Thought and the Absolute, [61];
  • not ultimate, [409].
• Time, perceptual, [243-245];
  • conceptual, genesis of, [245-249];
  • infinity of, [247];
  • divisibility of, [248];
  • continuity of, [248], [250];
  • homogeneity of, [251];
  • relativity of, [251];
  • is it one or many? [253], [257];
  • not ultimate, [254-257];
  • antinomies of, [259] ff.;
  • of what is it phenomenal? [262];
  • time and the self, [341], [344].
• Truth, degrees of, [214].

• Uniformities, statistical, [220] ff.
• Uniformity in physical nature, [222], [227].
• Unity of things teleological, [123-128].

• Ward, J., [45], [64], [174], [225], [228], [289] 318, [324], [326-328].
• Whole and Part, category of, [96].
• Will, nature of, [61], [118];
  • not ultimate, [410].

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Transcriber’s Note

Two words on the first line of p. [70] of this edition (noted below) were missing (blank). They have been supplied from the 5th edition, published in 1920.

On p. 226, a footnote at ([226.42]) refers to Mr. H. G. Wells’s tale, The New Accumulator, which is certainly a reference to his 1901 tale “The New Accelerator”.