The Monist, 39. sējums

actual affective tendencies appears Aristotelian logic asceticism assertion become body Bruno called causal character complete conception concrete consciousness consistent constitutes correlators definite determined distinct doctrine elements empirical entities existence experience explanation expression external fact feeling formal systems fundamental Galileian human hypothesis ideal ideas implies individual inference intellectual interpretation kind knowledge laws Leibniz logic material mathematics matter means ment mental metaphysical mind modern Monist motion Natural Theology nature objects observation organic particular perception phenomena philosophy of religion philosophy of science physical Plato possible postulate of harmony Principia Mathematica principle problem propositional function psychical question Realists reality reason reference system regards relation relation-function relativity Schopenhauer scientific sensations sense sense-data significance space spirit symbols tautology theorems theory theory of relativity things thought tion true truth ultimate unity universal proposition universe values variables Whitehead whole words