The Riddle of the Universe at the close of the nineteenth century - Ernst Haeckel

[34] Cf. The Natural History of Creation, chaps. iii., vi., xv., and xvi.

[INDEX]

Abiogenesis, [257], [369].
Abortive organs, [264].
Accidents, [216].
Acrania, [166].
Action at a distance, [217].
Actualism, [249].
Æsthesis, [225].
Affinity, [224].
Altruism, [350].
Amphibia, [167].
Amphimixis, [141].
Ampitheism, [278].
Ananke, [272].
Anatomy, [22], etc.
comparative, [24].
Anaximander, [289], [379].
Anthropism, [11].
Anthropistic illusion, [14], etc.
world-theory, [13].
Anthropocentric dogma, [11], etc.
Anthropogeny, [83].
Anthropolatric dogma, [12].
Anthropomorpha, [36].
Anthropomorphic dogma, [12].
Apes, [36], [37], [167].
anthropoid, [37].
Archæus, [43].
Archigony, [257].
Aristotle, [23], [268].
Association, centres of, [183].
of ideas, [121].
of presentations, [121], [122].
Astronomy, progress of, [366].
Astro-physics, [368].
Atavism, [142].
Athanatism, [189].
Athanatistic illusions, [205].
Atheism, [290].
Atheistic science, [260].
Atom, the, [222].
Atomism, [223].
Atomistic consciousness, [187].
Attributes of ether, [227].
of substance, [216].
Augustine of Hippo, [130].
Auricular confession, [319], [359].
Autogony, [257].
Baer (Carl Ernst), [57].
Bastian (Adolf), [103].
Beginning of the world, [240], [247].
Bible, the, [282], [362].
Biogenesis, [257].
Biogenetic law, [81], [143].
Bismarck, [334].
Blastoderm, [150], [155].
Blastosphere, [153].
Blastula, [153].
Bruno (Giordano), [290], [317].
Büchner (Ludwig), [93].
Buddhism, [326], [355].
Calvin, [130].
Canonical gospels, [312].
Carbon as creator, [256].
theory, [257].
Catarrhinæ, [35].
Catastrophic theory, [74].
Categorical imperative, [350].
Causes, efficient, [258].
final, [258].
Celibacy, [358].
Cell-love, [137].
community, soul of the, [155].
soul, [151].
state, [157].
Cellular pathology, [50].
physiology, [48].
psychology, [153], [177].
theory, [26].
Cenobitic soul, [155].
Cenogenesis, [82].
of the psyche, [144].
Chance, [274].
Chemicotropism, [64], [136].
Chordula, [64].
Chorion, [68].
Christ, father of, [327].
Christian art, [339].
civilization, [356].
contempt of the body, [354].
animals, [355].
nature, [355].
self, [353].
the family, [357].
woman, [358].
ethics, [352].
Christianity, [347].
Church and school, [362].
state, [361].
Cnidaria, [161].
Conception, [64].
Concubinage of the clergy, [358].
Confession of faith, [302].
Consciousness, [170].
animal, [176].
atomistic, [178].
biological, [176].
cellular, [177].
development of, [185].
dualistic, [182].
human, [173].
monistic, [182].
neurological, [174].
ontogeny of, [186].
pathology of, [182].
physiological, [180].
transcendental, [180].
Constancy of energy, [212], [231].
matter, [212].
Constantine the Great, [316].
Constellations of substance, [218].
Conventional lies, [323].
Copernicus, [24], [320], [367].
Cosmic immortality, [191].
Cosmogonies, [234].
Cosmological dualism, [257].
creationism, [235].
law, [211].
perspective, [14].
Cosmos, the, [229].
Creation, [73], [79], [234].
cosmological, [235].
dualistic, [236].
heptameral, [237].
individual, [237].
myths of, [236].
periodic, [237].
trialistic, [237].
Cultur-kampf, [334].
Cuvier, [74].
Cyclostomata, [167].
Cynopitheci, [46].
Cytology, [26], etc.
Cytopsyche, [151].
Cytula, [64].
Darwin (Charles), [78], etc.
Decidua, [69].
Deduction, [16].
Demonism, [276].
Descartes, [99], [355].
Descent of the ape, [85], etc.
of man, [87].
theory of, [77].
Design, [264], [266].
in nature, [260].
in organisms, [266].
in selection, [261].
Destruction of heavenly bodies, [243].
Determinists, [130].
Diaphragm, [31].
Division of labor in matter, [229].
Draper, [309], [333].
Dualism, [20], etc.
Du Bois-Reymond, [15] [180], [235].
Du Prel (Carl), [305].
Duty, feeling of, [350].
Dynamodes, [216].
Dysteleology, [260].
Echinodermata, [62].
Ectoderm, [160].
sense-cells in the, [293].
Egoism, [350].
Elements, chemical, [222].
system of the, [222].
Embryo, human, [64].
Embryology, [54].
Embryonic psychogeny, [144].
sleep, [146].
Empedocles, [23], [224].
Encyclica (of Pius IX.), [323].
End of the world, [247].
Energy, kinetic, [231].
potential, [231].
principle of, [230].
specific, [294].
Entelecheia, [268].
Entoderm, [160].
Entropy of the universe, [247].
Epigenesis, [56], [133].
Ergonomy of matter, [229].
Eternity of the world, [242].
Ether, [225].
Etheric souls, [199].
Ethics, fundamental law of, [350].
Evolution, theory of, [54], [239], [243].
chief element in, [267].
Experience, [16].
Extra-mundane God, [288].
Faith, confession of, [303].
of our fathers, [304].
Family, the, and Christianity, [357].
Fate, [272].
Fechner, [97], etc.
Fecundation, [63].
Fetishism, [276].
Feuerbach (Ludwig), [295].
Flechsig, [183].
Fœtal membranes, [66].
Folk-psychology, [103].
Forces, conversion of, [231].
Frederick the Great, [194], [315].
Galen, [23], [40].
Gaseous souls, [199].
vertebrates, [288].
Gastræa, [160].
theory of the, [60].
Gastræads, [159].
Gastrula, [61].
Gegenbaur, [25], [30].
Generation, theory of, [55].
Genus, [73].
Geology, periods of, [270].
progress of, [373].
Germinal disk, [57].
Gills, [65].
God, [275].
the father, [277].
the son, [277], [328].
Goethe, [20], etc.
Goethe’s monism, [331].
Golden Rule, the, [351].
Gospels, [312].
Gravitation, theory of, [217].
Gut-layer, [159].
Haller, [42].
Harvey, [42].
Helmholtz (Hermann), [213], [230].
Heredity, psychic, [138].
Hertz (Heinrich), [225].
Hippocrates, [23].
Histology, [26].
Histopsyche, [156].
Hoff (Carl), [250].
Holbach (Paul), [193].
Holy Ghost, [277], [326].
Humboldt (Alexander), [343].
Hydra, [161].
Hylozoism, [289].
Hypothesis, [299].
Iatrochemicists, [45].
Iatromechanicists, [45].
Ideal of beauty, [338].
of truth, [337].
of virtue, [339].
Ignorabimus, [180].
Immaculate conception, [326].
Immaterial substance, [221].
Immortality of animals, [201].
of the human soul, [188].
of unicellular organisms, [190].
personal, [192].
Imperfection of nature, [264].
Imponderable matter, [225].
Impregnation, [64].
Indeterminists, [130].
Induction, [16].
Indulgences, [359].
Infallibility of the pope, [324].
Instinct, [105], [123].
Intellect, [125], etc.
Intramundane God, [288].
Introspective psychology, [95].
Islam, [284].
Janssen (Johannes), [316].
Jehovah, [283].
Journeys on foot, [364].
Kant, [258], etc.
Kant’s metamorphosis, [92], etc.
Kinetic energy, [231].
theory of substance, [216].
Kölliker, [26], [48].
Lamarck, [76], etc.
Lamettrie, [194].
Landscape-painting, [343].
Language, [126].
study of, [363].
Last judgment, [209].
Lavoisier, [212].
Leap of the gospels, miraculous, [312].
Leydig, [27].
Life, definition of, [39].
Limits of our knowledge, [182].
Love, [357].
of animals, [355].
of neighbor, [350].
of self, [350].
Lucretius Carus, [290].
Lunarism, [281].
Luther, [320].
Lyell, [77], [250].
Madonna, cult of the, [284], [327].
Malphigi, [54].
Mammals, [30], etc.
Mammary glands, [31].
Man, ancestors of, [82].
Marsupials, [32], [86].
Mass, [222].
Materialism, [20].
Mayer (Robert), [213], [377].
Mechanical causality, [366].
explanation, [259].
theory of heat, [247].
Mechanicism, [259].
Mediterranean religions, the, [282].
Memory, cellular, 12O.
conscious, [121].
histionic, [121].
unconscious, [121].
Mephistopheles, [279].
Metabolism, [232].
Metamorphoses of the cosmos, [372].
of philosophers, [92].
Metaphyta, [156].
Metasitism, [153].
Metazoa, [60], [157].
Middle Ages, [315], [358].
Mixotheism, [286].
Mohammedanism, [284].
Mohr (Friedrich), [213].
Monera, [257], [369].
Monism, [20], and passim.
of energy, [254].
of Spinoza, [331].
of the cosmos, [255].
Monistic anthropogeny, [252].
art, [341].
biogeny, [251].
churches, [345].
cosmology, [368].
ethics, [347].
geogeny, [248].
Monotheism, [279].
Monotrema, [32].
Moon-worship, [281].
Moral order of the universe, [269].
Morula, [155].
Mosaism, [283].
Müller (Johannes), [25], [45], [262].
Mythology of the soul, [135].
Natural religion, [344].
Navel-cord, [69].
Neokantians, [349].
Neovitalism, [264].
Neptunian geology, [375].
Neuro-muscular cells, [114].
Neuroplasm, [91], [109].
Neuropsyche, [162].
Nomocracy, [9].
Ontogenetic psychology, [103].
Ontological creationism, [235].
methods, [249].
Orbits of the heavenly bodies, [241].
Origin of movement, [15], [241].
of feeling, [15], [241].
Ovary, [63].
Palingenesis, [82].
of the psyche, [143].
Pandera (the father of Christ), [328].
Pantheism, [288].
Papacy, [314].
Papal ethics, [359].
Papiomorpha, [37].
Paul, [313], [357].
epistles of, [312].
Paulinism, [313].
Pedicle of the allantois, [69].
Perpetual motion, [245].
Persistence of force, [212], [231].
of matter, [212].
Phroneta, [293].
Phylogeny, [71], [81].
of the apes, [51].
systematic, [81].
Physiology, [39].
Phytopsyche, [157].
Pithecanthropus, [87].
Pithecoid theory, [82], etc.
Pithecometra-thesis, [69], [85].
Placenta, [32], [68].
Placentals, [32], [86].
Plasmodoma, [153].
Plasmogony, [257].
Plasmophaga, [154].
Plato, [99], [197].
Plato’s theory of ideas, [269].
Platodaria, [160].
Platodes, [160].
Platyrrhinæ, [35].
Pneuma zoticon, [40].
Polytheism, [276].
Ponderable matter, [222].
Preformation theory, [54].
Primaria, [33].
Primates, [33], [86].
Primitive Christianity, [311].
gut, [61], [161].
Prodynamis, [216].
Progaster, [161].
Proplacentals, [85].
Prosimiæ, [34].
Prostoma, [161].
Prothyl, [223].
Protoplasm, [90].
Protozoa, [60].
Provertebræ, [166].
Pseudo-Christianity, [321].
Psychade theory, [178].
Psyche, [88].
Psychogeny, [135].
phyletic, [149].
post-embryonic, [146].
Psychology, [88] et seqq.
ontogenetic, [104].
phylogenetic, [104].
Psychomonism, [226].
Psychophysics, [97].
Psychoplasm, [91], [110].
Pupa, sleep of the, [146].
Pyknosis, [218].
Pyknotic theory of substance, [218].
Reason, [17], [125].
Reflex action, [112].
arches, [114].
Reformation, the, [319].
Religion a private concern, [361].
Remak, [58].
Revelation, [306].
Reversion, [142].
Romance of the Virgin Mary, [327].
Romanes, [106].
Rudimentary organs, [264].
Saints, [284].
Scale of emotion, [127].
of memory, [120].
of movement, [111].
of presentation, [118].
of reason, [122].
of reflex action, [113].
of will, [127].
Scatulation theory, [55].
Schleiden, [26], [47].
School, and Church, [361].
and State, [362].
reform of the, [363].
Schwann, [26], [47].
Selachii, [166].
Selection, theory of, [79].
Self-consciousness, [171].
Sense-knowledge, [297].
organs, [293].
Senses, philosophy of the, [295].
Sentiment, [17], etc., [331].
Siebold, [27].
Simiæ, [34].
Social duties, [351].
instincts, [350].
Solar systems, [241], [369].
Solarism, [280].
Soul, [88] et seqq.
apparatus of the, [162].
blending of the, [141].
creation of the, [135].
division of the, [135].
etheric, [199].
gaseous, [199].
histionic, [157].
history of the, [167].
hydra, [161].
life of the, [90].
liquid, [200].
mammal, [167].
nerve, [162].
origin of the, [135].
of the plant, [157].
personal, [162].
solid, [201].
substance of the, [198].
transmigration of the, [135].
Sources of knowledge, [293].
Space and time, [244].
infinity of, [242].
reality of, [244].
Species, [73].
Spectral analysis, [241].
Spermarium, [63].
Spermatozoa, [58].
Spinal cord, [165].
Spinoza, [21], [215], [290].
Spirit world, [221].
Spirit-rapping, [305].
Spiritism, [304].
Spiritualism, [20].
Sponge, soul of the, [161].
Stem-cell, [63], [138], [151].
Stimulated movement, [113], [116].
Stimuli, conduction of, [158].
Strauss (David), [309], [313].
Struggle for life, [270].
Substance, [215].
law of, [211], etc.
structure of, [229].
Superstition, [301].
Süss (Edward), [250].
Syllabus, [323].
Synodikon (of Pappus), [312].
Table-turning, [305].
Teleological explanation, [259].
Teleology, [258].
Tetrapoda, [29].
Thanatism, [189].
primary, [192].
secondary, [192].
Theism, [276].
Theocracy, [9].
Theory, [299].
Thought, organs of, [126], [183], [293].
Time and space, [244].
reality of, [246].
Tissue, theory of, [26].
Tissue-forming animals, [157].
plants, [156].
Transformism, [76].
Trimurti, [278].
Trinity, dogma of the, [277].
monistic, [336].
Triplotheism, [277].
Tropesis, [225].
Tropismata, [128].
Tunicata, [165].
Turbellaria, [161].
Ultramontanism, [310].
Understanding, [125].
Unity of natural forces, [231].
of substance, [214].
Universum perpetuum mobile, [245].
Uterus, [34].
Vaticanism, [314].
Vertebrates, [27], passim.
Verworn (Max), [48], [116].
Vesalius, [24].
Vibration, theory of, [216].
Virchow, [26], [50].
Virchow’s metamorphosis, [93].
Vital force, [42], [262].
Vitalism, [43], [262].
Vivisection, [41].
Vogt (Carl), [93].
Vogt (J.E.), [218].
Water-color drawing, [364].
Weismann, [190].
Will, liberty of the, [129].
scale of the, [128].
Wolff (C.F.), [56].
Woman and Christianity, [358].
World-consciousness, [171].
World-riddles, number of, [15].
Wundt (Wilhelm), [100], [171].

THE END

Transcriber's notes:

The following is a list of changes made to the original. The first line is the original line, the second the corrected one.

(12) Consequently, the so-called history of the world"
(12) Consequently, the so-called "history of the world"

structure of the primates forces us to distingiush two
structure of the primates forces us to distinguish two

of the geneaology of our race; for man bears all the
of the genealogy of our race; for man bears all the