234, 235, 237 n.

Agnoiology, 88.

| Ancient and modern art, 226.
Angels, 263.
Annihilation, 145.
Anthropology," 189, 191.
Antigone, 67.

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Antinomies, 50, 54, 137, 187, 286.
A posteriori, 46 n., 49, 237, 238,
240, 247, 250, 251, 251 n.
Appearance and Reality, (21), 110-
114, 126, 281.

A priori, 23, 49, 184, 210.
Architecture, 223, 224, 227, 234.
Aristotle, 31, 32, 36-38, (50), 249.
Army, 210.

Arnold, quoted, 44, 180, 226, 231,
245, 290.

Art, arts, 200, 205, 224, 229, 237,

267.

immortality, (223), 226.
religion, 202, 244, (248).

114, 139, 143, 196, 244.

Alexander, 107.

All is space, 158.

All reality is thought. See Nothing
but thought exists.
Alps, 78, 81.

Ambiguities in Hegel, 28, 30,
121, 191, 195, (259), 278, etc.
American Hegelianism, 85 n.
(Dyde), Harris, Sterrett, Morris.

Asia, 250.

Aspects, 18, 228, 259. See Phases.
Association of ideas, 108 n., 185,
194, 232.
Atheism, 260.

Atonement, 243 n., 245, 268-270.
Aufklärung, 91, 207.

See

BABYLONIA, 247 n.
Backgrounds, 24.

Bosanquet, 26, 114, 125, 147, 218,
220, 225.

Bradley, 28, 87, 109, 120, 121,
125, 126, 147, 160, 203, 213,
280, 282, 283, 289.
Brahmanism, (247), 255 n.
Browning, 126.

China, 247, 250, 255 n.
Choice, 216.

Christianity, 14, 69, 86, (92, 96,
104), 109, (161), 215, 221, 243,
245, 248, 249, 252, 254-273,
288.

Christology, 258, 268.

Church, 69, 249, 256, 258, 267,
269.

"Civic community," 209, 211,
217.

Classical Art, 224, 230, 233.
Classification, 130, 131.
Compromise, 228.

Comte, 91, 126, 192, 207.
Conception "of Religion, 254,

255 n.
Conceptualism, 131.

Concrete," 94, 97, 129; compare
"Abstraction."

"Consciousness," 181, 189, 196,

201.

Conservatism, (80), 91, (211).
Constitutionalism, (80), 210.
Content and form, 138.

229, 252, 276.

Bryant, 218.

Buddhism, 247, 255 n.
Bureaucracy, 209, 210.

CAIRD, Dr. E., 12 n., 14, 25 n., 42,
44, 51, 65, 66, 76, 79, 84, 85,
86, 86 n., 95-99, 106, 107, 125,
126, 134, 140, 244 n., 254, 283 n.,
284, 290.

J., 85, 95, 123, 254, 257, 290.

Caprice, 216.
Caricature, 229.
Carinthia, 66.

Carlyle, 67, 91, 99, 135, 207, 211.
Caste, 247, 248.

Casual. See Contingency.
Categorical Imperative, 57, (204).
Categories (Plato), 36; (Aristotle),
38; (Kant), 50-52; (Hegel), 120,
142, 184, 243, 279.
Causation, causality, 11, 45, 51,
132, 133, 162, 186.
Chemistry, (49), 133, 167, 187.

163, (179), (215), 240, 241 n., 267.
Continuum. See Presentation.
Contradiction, 17, 22, 24, 25, 28,
133, 137, 139, 205, 207, (214),
220.
Copernicanism, 124, 124 n., (286).
Copula, 125, 125 n., 148.
Corporation," 210, 217.
Cosmological argument, 244.
Cosmos, 151.
"Cosmothetic idealism," 189.
Cousin, 81.

(Arts and) Crafts, 227.
Creation, 262, 268, 285.
Critical Journal of Philosophy,
(32 n.), 72.

"Critical" periods, 91.
Criticism (Kant), 32, 42, 276, 284.
Critique of Pure Reason, 46–56, 95,
124, 128, 155, 184.

Practical 56-59, 204.
Judgment, 59-61, 164, 223.

Crystal, 223.
Cycle, 162.

DANCE, 227 n.

187.

Epistemology, 88, 89, 89 n., 102,
117, 184, 286.
Erdmann, 41.

Essayist merits, 26, 191, 220.
Essays in Philosophical Criticism,
114, 116, (162 n.), 183, 194.
"Esse is intelligi," 283.

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Essence," 90, 139, 140, 142, 190.
Ethical Studies, 87 n., 109, 203,
208 2.

Ethics, 20, 203-217, 221 n.
Etymology, 142.

42, 108 n., 116, 194.

de Wette, 81.

Dialectic (Plato), 35; (Kant), 52;
(Hegel), 26, 121, 122, 124, 125,
135, 139, 151, 156, 199, 212,
213, 240, 242 n., 261, 276, 277,
280.

Diana Merrion, 230.

Evolution, 19, 60, 106, 168-174,
186, 191, 192, 206, 231, 233,
235, 242, 246, 252, 254, 257,
276, 277.

Excluded middle, 133.
Experience, 110, 111, 277, 288, 289.
Expressiveness, 223, 227.

Factory Acts, 210.
Fairbairn, 254.

Fairbrother, 86 n., 100, 102, 105,
118.

Fairies, 178.

Fall of Man, 262, 268.
Family, 208, 217.

Fate, Fatalism, 69, 211.

Feeling, 177, 180.

Fatherhood of God, 262, 263.

Ferrier, 88, 89, 89 n.

Fetichism, 245.

"Formal" and "real freedom,"

80, 246 n.

166 2.

Frankfort, 69, 71.
Free Libraries, 210.

Freewill, Freedom, 14, 57, 70, 102,

103, 108, 109, 144, 215, 246.

"Geist," 82.

George Eliot, (230), 289.
Germans, 180, 249, 253, 272.
GOD, 5, 39, 58, 61, 101, 116, 144,
171, 181, 188, 198 n., 221 n., 222,
254 n., 255, 258-264, 278, 284,

285.

Goethe, 73, 75, 81, 163.
Good, 35, 176, 262.
Grace, 271.

Gradation, 15, 277, 279 [Degrees].
Gravitation, 167.

Great men, 246, 247.

Greek thought, 69, 80, 90, 238,
(241), 245, 248, 252, 253, 255 n.
Green, 11, 87, 99-104, 108, 118,
179, 183, 194, 203, 212, 213,
259, 283-286, 288.
"Ground," 134.

HALDANE, 114, 115.

Half-lights; half-way houses, 290.
Hamilton, 8, (24), 31, 50, 137, 189.
Hamlet, 20, 111.

Harris, 32 n., 93 n., 195, 198, 198 n.,
243 n., 264 n., 278, 279 n.
Hastie, 218.

"Hebraism and Hellenism," 245.
Hedonism, 205.

Hegel cited, 35 n., 43, 136, 138, 163,
164, 169, 170, 170 n., 186, 207,
211, 249, 250, 262, 265, 268.
Hegelianism and Personality, 115,

124.

Hegelianism of "the Left," 83,
280, 282.

Heidelberg, 77-79.
Heine, 261.

Heraclitus, 33, 34.
Heredity, 186.

High Church Anglicans, 210.

History of Philosophy, 82, 136, 138,
(243), 248, 252.

History (or Science) of Religion,

245.

Homer, 225.

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Homogeneous," 172.
Hora Subseciva, 232 n.
Howells, 247 n.

Howitt (Mrs.), quoted, 13.
Humboldt (W. v.), 209 n.
Hume, 11, 12, 31, 44, 99.
Huxley, 162, 261.
Hypocrisy, 215.
“Hypothetical,” 160.

IDEA, Ideas (Descartes, Locke,
etc.), 31; (Plato), 33; (Kant), 44,
52, 56; (Hegel), 140, 142, 221,
223, 265, 267.

Immortality, 58, 121, (174), 183,
259, 285 n.

Impersonality of Absolute, 260,
261, 279, 282.

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Impotence of nature," 161.
Incarnation, 264, 267.

India, 250. See Brahmanism.
Individual, 118, 143, 160, 161,
179, 208.
Individualism, 209.
Infinite, 143, 155, 282.

"Inner nature," (112), 166, (166 n.),
(282).

Instrumental music, 227.
Intellectualism, (4), 102, 178, 181,
(196), (227), (243), 247, 272, 273,
283, (287).
Internality," 156.