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The Papers of the Metaphysical Society, 1869–1880: A Critical Edition, Vol. 1
Catherine Marshall, Bernard Lightman, and Richard England (eds)
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published in print:
2015
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9780199643042
Published online:
March 2018
EISBN:
9780191867774
DOI:
10.1093/actrade/9780199643042.book.1
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Bernard Lightman
Richard England
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Front Matter
Dedication
Acknowledgements
Note on Illustrations
List of Plates
About the Editors
Preliminary Note on Editorial Practices
Introduction
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The Papers of the Metaphysical Society, 1869–1880
Poetic Prologue to the 2 June 1869 meeting: 'The Higher Pantheism'
Paper no. 1, 2 June 1869: 'A Questionable Parentage for Morals'
Paper no. 2, 14 July 1869: 'Of Mind and Will in Nature'
Paper no. 3, 17 November 1869: 'The Views of Hume, Kant, and Whately upon the Logical Basis of the Doctrine of the Immortality of the Soul'
Paper no. 4, 15 December 1869: 'On Memory as an Intuitive Faculty'
Paper no. 5, 12 January 1870: 'The Moral Condition of Savages'
Paper no. 6, 9 February 1870: 'What is Matter?'
Paper no. 7, 16 March 1870: 'On the Theory of a Soul'
Paper no. 8, 27 April 1870: 'The Verification of Beliefs'
Paper no. 9, 15 June 1870: 'Is There Any "Axiom of Causality"?'
Paper no. 10, 13 July 1870: 'The Relativity of Knowledge'
Paper no. 11, 8 November 1870: 'Has a Frog a Soul; and of What Nature is that Soul, Supposing it to Exist?'
Paper no. 12, 13 December 1870: 'On the Emotion of Conviction'
Paper no. 13, 11 January 1871: 'What is the Relation of the Will to Thought?'
Paper no. 14, 8 February 1871: 'On the Nature and Origin of the Moral Ideas'
Paper no. 15, 14 March 1871: 'On the Absolute'
Paper no. 16, 25 April 1871: 'Theorem. The Range of Intellectual Conception is Proportioned to the Rank in Animated Life'
Paper no. 17, 16 May 1871: 'Evidence'
Paper no. 18, 13 June 1871: 'Mr. Herbert Spencer on Moral Intuitions and Moral Sentiments'
Paper no. 19, 11 July 1871: 'What is Death?'
Paper no. 20, 21 November 1871: 'On the Words "Nature," "Natural," and "Supernatural"'
Paper no. 21, 19 December 1871: 'Do We Form Our Opinions on External Authority?'
Paper no. 22, 17 January 1872: 'What is Common Sense?'
Paper no. 23, 13 February 1872: 'Wherein Consists the Special Beauty of Imperfection and Decay?'
Paper no. 24, 12 March 1872: 'Are Numbers and Geometrical Figures Real Things?'
Paper no. 25, 9 April 1872: 'The Arguments for a Future Life'
Paper no. 26, 14 May 1872: 'That Legitimate Authority is an Evidence of Truth'
Paper no. 27, 11 June 1872: 'Is God Unknowable?'
Paper no. 28, 9 July 1872: 'On the Supposed Necessity of Certain Metaphysical Problems'
Paper no. 29, 12 November 1872: 'Five Idols of the Theatre'
Paper no. 30, 10 December 1872: 'Can Experience Prove the Uniformity of Nature?'
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