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Einband grossThe Papers of the Metaphysical Society, 1869-1880
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The Papers of the Metaphysical Society, 1869-1880

A Critical Edition
TaschenbuchKartoniert, Paperback
1288 Seiten
Englisch
Sydney University Presserschienen am29.03.2015Critical edition
This edition contains the 95 papers delivered during the meetings of the Metaphysical Society (1869-1880), a private club composed of almost all of the major members of the British intellectual elite. Among its prominent members were T. H. Huxley, William Gladstone, Walter Bagehot, Henry Edward Manning, John Ruskin, and Alfred Lord Tennyson.mehr

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KlappentextThis edition contains the 95 papers delivered during the meetings of the Metaphysical Society (1869-1880), a private club composed of almost all of the major members of the British intellectual elite. Among its prominent members were T. H. Huxley, William Gladstone, Walter Bagehot, Henry Edward Manning, John Ruskin, and Alfred Lord Tennyson.
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ISBN/GTIN978-0-19-964303-5
ProduktartTaschenbuch
EinbandartKartoniert, Paperback
Erscheinungsjahr2015
Erscheinungsdatum29.03.2015
AuflageCritical edition
Seiten1288 Seiten
SpracheEnglisch
MasseBreite 165 mm, Höhe 239 mm, Dicke 112 mm
Gewicht2449 g
Artikel-Nr.61074003
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GenreGeschichte/Politik

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Inhaltsverzeichnis
Volume I

Introduction

Further reading

Preliminary note on editorial practices

Note on the illustrations

Poetic Prologue to the 2 June 1869 meeting, "The Higher Pantheism"

1: Richard Holt Hutton: 2 June 1869, "On Mr. H. Spencer's Theory of the Gradual Transformation of Utilitarian into Intuitive Morality by Hereditary Descent"

2: William B. Carpenter: 14 July 1869, "The Common Sense Philosophy of Causation"

3: T. H. Huxley: 17 November 1869, "The Views of Hume, Kant, and Whately upon the Logical Basis of the Doctrine of the Immortality of the Soul"

4: William George Ward: 15 December 1869, "On Memory as an Intuitive Faculty"

5: John Lubbock: 12 January 1870, "The Moral Condition of Savages"

6: Roden Noel: 9 February 1870, "What is Matter?"

7: John D. Dalgairns: 16 March 1870, "On the Theory of a Soul"

8: Henry Sidgwick: 27 April 1870, "The Verification of Beliefs"

9: James Martineau: 15 June 1870, "Is There Any 'Axiom of Causality'? "

10: Frederic Harrison: 13 July 1870, "The Relativity of Knowledge"

11: T. H. Huxley: 8 November 1870,"Has a Frog a Soul; and of What Nature is That Soul, Supposing it to Exist?"

12: Walter Bagehot: 13 December 1870, "On the Emotion of Conviction"

13: Henry Edward Manning: 11 January 1871, "What is the Relation of the Will to Thought?"

14: Alexander Grant: 8 February 1871, "On the Nature and Origin of the Moral Ideas"

15: Arthur Russell: 14 March 1871, "On the Absolute"

16: John Ruskin: 25 April 1871, "Theorem: The Range of Intellectual Conception is Proportioned to the Rank in Animated Life"

17: James Anthony Froude: 16 May 1871, "Evidence"

18: Richard Holt Hutton: 13 June 1871, "Mr. Herbert Spencer on Moral Intuitions and Moral Sentiments"

19: Charles J. Ellicott: 11 July 1871, "What is Death?"

20: Frederick Dennison Maurice: 21 November 1871, "On the Words 'Nature;' 'Natural,' and 'Supernatural'"

21: Arthur Penrhyn Stanley: 19 December 1871, "Do We Form Our Opinions on External Authority?"

22: William B. Carpenter: 17 January 1872, "What is Common Sense?"

23: William Rathbone Greg: 13 February 1872, " Wherein Consists the Special Beauty of Imperfection and Decay?"

24: James Antony Froude: 12 March 1872, "Are Numbers and Geometrical Figures Real Things?"

25: Mark Pattison: 9 April 1872, "The Arguments for a Future Life"

26: Henry Edward Manning: 14 May 1872, "That Legitimate Authority is an Evidence of Truth"

27: John D. Dalgairns: 11 June 1872, "Is God Unknowable?"

28: Frederic Harrison: 9 July 1872, "On the Supposed Necessity of Certain Metaphysical Problems"

29: Shadworth Hodgson: 12 November 1872, "Five Idols of the Theatre"

30: William George Ward: 10 December 1872, "Can Experience Prove the Uniformity of Nature?"

Volume II

31: Arthur Russell: 14 January 1873, "Darwinians and Idealists"

32: John Ruskin: 11 February 1873, "The Nature and Authority of Miracle"

33: Henry Wentworth Acland: 11 March 1873, "Faith and Knowledge"

34: Roden Noel: 8 April 1873, "On Will"

35: George Croom Robertson: 13 May 1873, "The Action of So Called Motives"

36: Henry Edward Manning: 10 June 1873, "A Diagnosis and Prescription"

37: Richard Holt Hutton: 8 July 1873, "Euthanasia"

38: Charles J. Ellicott: 8 July 1873, "Oral Communication on Euthanasia"

39: James Hinton: 18 November 1873, "On the Relation of the Organic and Inorganic Worlds"

40: Henry Sidgwick: 16 December 1873, "Utilitarianism"

41: Arthur Russell: 13 January 1874, "The Speculative Method"

42: Walter Bagehot: 10 February 1874, "The Metaphysical Basis of Toleration"

43: James Fitzjames Stephen: 10 March 1874, "Some Thoughts on Necessary Truth"

44: Richard Holt Hutton: 14 April 1874, "Latent Thought"

45: John D. Dalgairns: 12 May 1874, "The Personality of God"

46: W. K. Clifford: 9 June 1874, "On the Nature of Things in Themselves"

47: William George Ward: 14 July 1874, "A Reply on Necessary Truth?"

48: William B. Carpenter: 17 November 1874, "On the Doctrine of Human Automatism"

49: William Rathbone Greg: 8 December 1874, "Can Truths be Apprehended Which Could not Have Been Discovered?"

50: James Fitzjames Stephen: 12 January 1875, "On a Theory of Dr. Newman's as to Believing in Mysteries"

51: William Thomson: 9 February 1875, "Will and Responsibility"

52: W. K. Clifford: 9 March 1875, "The Scientific Basis of Morals"

53: William Connor Magee: 13 April 1875, "Hospitals for Incurables Considered from a Moral Point of View"

54: John Ruskin: 11 May 1875, "Theorem: Social Policy Must Be Based on the Scientific Principle of Natural Selection"

55: Arthur Russell: 8 June 1875, "The Right of Man over the Lower Animals"

56: Henry Sidgwick: 13 July 1875, "The Theory of Evolution in its Application to Practice"

57: James Fitzjames Stephen: 9 November 1875, "Remarks on the Proof of Miracles"

58: William B. Carpenter: 14 December 1875, "On the Fallacies of Testimony in Relation to the Supernatural"

59: T. H. Huxley: 11 January 1876, "The Evidence of the Miracle of the Resurrection"

60: Shadworth Hodgson: 14 March 1876, "The Pre-Suppositions of Miracles"

61: W. K. Clifford: 11 April 1876, "The Ethics of Belief"

62: Arthur Russell: 9 May1876, "The Persistence of the Religious Feeling"

63: St George Jackson Mivart: 13 June 1876, "What is the Good of Truth?"

64: James Fitzjames Stephen: 11 July 1876, "What is a Lie?"

Volume III

65: George Croom Robertson: 14 November 1876, "How Do We Come by Our Knowledge?"

66: James Fitzjames Stephen: 12 December 1876, "The Effect of a Decline of Religious Belief on Morality"

67: Frederic Harrison: 9 January 1877, "The Soul before and after Death" Part I

68: Henry Edward Manning: 13 February 1877, "The Soul before and after Death" Part II

69: James Fitzjames Stephen: 13 March 1877, "Authority in Matters of Opinion"

70: James Martineau: 17 April 1877, "The Supposed Conflict between Efficient and Final Causation"

71: St George Jackson Mivart: 8 May 1877, "Matter and Force"

72: Leslie Stephen: 12 June 1877, "Belief and Evidence"

73: Arthur Russell: 10 July 1877, "On Ideas as a Force"

74: Richard Holt Hutton: 13 November 1877, "On the Relation of Evidence to Conviction"

75: John Morley: 11 December 1877, "Various Definitions of Materialism"

76: Henry Sidgwick: 15 January 1878, "The Relation of Psychogony to Metaphysics and Ethics"

77: Mark Pattison: 12 February 1878, "Double Truth"

78: Matthew P. W. Boulton: 9 April 1878, "Has a Metaphysical Society any Raison d'etre?"

79: William Connor Magee: 11 June 1878, "The Ethics of Persecution"

80: John Charles Bucknill: 9 July 1878, "The Limits of Philanthropy"

81: Shadworth Hodgson: 12 November 1878, "Is Monism Tenable?"

82: Richard Holt Hutton: 17 December 1878, "Is 'Lapsed Intelligence' a Probable Origin for Complex Animal Instincts?"

83: Henry Sidgwick: 14 January 1879, "Incoherence of Empirical Philosophy"

84: James Fitzjames Stephen: 11 February 1879, "On the Utility of Truth"

85: Leslie Stephen: 11 March 1879, "The Uniformity of Nature"

86: St George Jackson Mivart: 8 April 1879, "The Religion of Emotion"

87: Henry Edward Manning: 27 May 1879, "The Objective Certainty of the Immaterial World"

88: Frederic Harrison: 10 June 1879, "The Social Factor in Psychology"

89: Henry Edward Manning: 25 November 1879, "What is Philosophy?"

90: Richard Holt Hutton: 9 December 1879, "Is Causation or Power in Nature a Reality, or a Mere Anthropomorphic Fancy?"

91: William Gull: 13 January 1880, "What Are the Elements of a Sensation?"

92: Henry Sidgwick: 10 February 1880, "The Scope of Metaphysics"

93: Frederick Pollock: 9 March 1880, "Generic and Symbolic Images"

94: Joseph Raymond Gasquet: 13 April 1880, "The Relation of Metaphysics to the Rest of Philosophy"

95: Charles Barnes Upton: 11 May 1880, "The Recent Phase of the Free-Will Controversy"

Biographical Register of the Members of the Metaphysical Society

Biographical Index

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