Mysticism and Logic and Other Essays

by Bertrand Russell

[46] Mind, July, 1910, p. 380.

[47] Mind, July, 1910, p. 379.

[48] The theory which I am advocating is set forth fully, with the logical grounds in its favour, in Principia Mathematica, Vol. I. Introduction, Chap. III; also, less fully, in Mind, October, 1905.

[49] I use this phrase merely to denote the something psychological which enters into judgment, without intending to prejudge the question as to what this something is.

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INDEX[ToC]

• Achilles and the tortoise, [80 ff], [89 ff]
• Acquaintance, the relation of, [209 ff]
• Alexander, [125]
• American Realists, the, [134]
• Aristotle, [42], [76], [97]
  
• Bacon, [41]
• Bergson, [14 ff], [22], [105], [128], [185 ff], [203]
• Berkeley, [97], [132]
• Blake, [1]
• Bosanquet, [99]
• Broad, [89 n]
  
• Calculus, the, [82]
• Cantor, Georg, [64], [81 ff], [85], [91]
• Carlyle, [50], [82]
• Cause, the conception of, [135 n], [180 ff]
• Christianity and renunciation, [51]
• Chuang Tzŭ, [106]
• Construction of permanent things and matter, [169 ff]
• Constructions, logical, [155 ff]
  
• Darwin, [15], [23], [43]
• Dedekind, [64], [81 ff], [85]
• Descartes, [97], [126]
• Descriptions, [175], [214 ff]
  
• Education, [37 ff]
• Euclid, [62], [92], [94]
• Evolutionism, [23 ff], [28]
  
• Fano, [93]
• Faraday, [34]
• Free will, [205 ff]
• Frege, [78 n]
  
• Galileo, [42]
• Gladstone, [177]
• Good and evil, [26 ff]
  
• Hegel, [8], [10], [18], [85], [97], [105 ff]
• Heine, [113]
• Heraclitus, [1 ff], [10]
• Hertz, [34]
• Holt, [177 n]
• Hume, [1], [97]
  
• Infinite, the mathematical, [84 ff]
  
• James, William, [100]
• Jones, Miss E.E.C., [224 n], [225]
• Judgment, [219 ff]
  
• Kant, [85], [96], [97], [99], [118 ff]
• Knowledge by acquaintance, [209 ff];
  • by description, [214 ff]
• 
  
• Laplace, [23]
• Leibniz, [76], [79], [82 ff], [97], [126], [144], [160]
• Locke, [97]
• Logic, the laws of, [68 ff]
  
• Macaulay and Taylor's theorem, [95]
• Malthus, [43]
  • and the Metaphysicians, [74 ff];
  • and logic, [75 ff];
  • and the infinitesimal, [82 ff]
• Mathematics, [58 ff];
  • definition of, [164 ff]
• Matter, the nature of, [125 ff];
• Maxwell, [34]
• Meaning and denotation, [223 ff]
• Meinong, [174], [220 n], [225]
• Militarism, [50]
• Mill, [185], [193 ff]
• Mysticism and logic, [1 ff]
  
• Necessity, the notion of, [207 ff]
• Nietzsche, [22], [50]
• Nunn, [125], [137 n], [153]
  
• Parmenides, [7 ff], [18], [21]
• Particulars, awareness of, [210 ff]
• Peano, [78 ff], [93 ff]
  • the space of, [158 ff]
• Perspectives, [139 ff];
• Philosophy and logic, [111]
• Physics, sense-data and, [145 ff]
• Pierce, [76 n]
• Plato, [1 ff], [10], [30], [60], [97]
• Pragmatism, [22], [105]
  
• Realism and the analytic method, [120 ff]
• Reason and intuition, [12 ff]
• Relatives, the logic of, [76]
• Robb, [167 n]
  
• Santayana, [20]
  • and physics, [145 ff]
• Sense-data, [147], [210 ff];
• Sensibilia, [148 ff]
  • private, [158 ff];
  • the logical problem, [114 ff];
  • the problem in physics, [115 ff];
  • the epistemological problem, [118 ff]
• Space, [138 ff];
  • practically isolated, [198];
  • relatively isolated, [197];
  • mechanical, [201]
• Systems, deterministic, [199];
• 
  
• Time, [10], [21 ff], [141 ff], [167 ff]
• Tristram Shandy, the paradox of, [90 ff]
  
• Unity and Plurality, [18 ff]
• Universals, awareness of, [212 ff]
  
• Ward, [180]
• Weierstrass, [80], [82], [95]
• Whitehead, [117], [157], [175]
• Wolf, [173]
  
• Zeno the Eleatic, [64], [80], [84], [89 ff]

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