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That s. Tat.

Induction : vgl. HUME, Inqu. sct. IV f.. REID, ... ... . Pow. VI, ch. 4 f. (Princ. d. I. ist, »that, in the phenomena of nature, what is to be, will probably be ...

Mind-Stuff-Theorie nennt W. JAMES den psychologischen Atomismus , die von ihm bekämpfte atomistische (s. d.) Psychologie , »the theory that our mental states are compounds« (Princ. of Psychol. I, 145 ff., ...

Ich ist der Ausdruck der Selbstunterscheidung eines lebenden Subjects von ... ... its widest possible sense... a man's Self is the sum total of all that he can call his« (Princ. of Psychol. I, p. 291 ff ...

... erfaßt, sondern beurteilt. »It is plain, that distance is in its own nature imperceptible« (WW. I, p. ... ... native and original capacity of reacting upon certain physiological data in such a way that the objects of its activity appear under the form of space« (Handb ...

... nur Existenz im Bewußtsein . »lt is with me a first principle, that whatsoever is seen, is« (Clav. univ. p. 5). »bodies ... ... nor idea of ansy kind, of which we have any consciousness or memory, that is not conceiv'd as existent. – The idea of ...

Wert ist das Correlat, der Niederschlag, die Setzung des ... ... particular object, and sometimes the power of purchasing other goods, which the possesion of that object conveys. The one may be called value in use, the other value ...

... De corp. C. 25, 13). »I conceive that in all deliberations, that is to say in all alternate succession of contrary appetites, the last is that, which we call the will« (Of liberty p. 311 ... ... Befehl, Entscheid, ein »fiat«, »the element of consent or resolve that the act shall ensue« (The feeling of efforts 1880). ...

Natur (natura, von nasci, physis bedeutet: 1) im ... ... Natur »the sum of things« (Probl. II, 124). »Nature is only that is felt« (ib.). Nach HARMS hat die Natur keinen Willen . » ...

Ethik ( êthikê ethica, philosophia moralis bei SENECA, philosophia practica, ... ... der zugleich Intuitionist ist; Aufgabe der Ethik ist »to render scientific the apparent cognitions that most men have of the rightness or reasonableness of conduct« (Meth. of ...

Motiv (von moveo): Beweggrund , Bestimmungsgrund des Handelns, des ... ... 115). Nach J. BENTHAM ist Motiv im weiteren Sinne »any thing that can contribute to give birth to, or even to present, any kind of ...

Grund ( logos , ratio) ist ein Gedanke , insofern er ... ... HOBBES: »I hold to be a suffcient cause, to which nothing is wanting that is needfull to the producing of the effect. The same is also a ...

... extension, – are modes of our muscular energies. the qualities, that do not of themselves suggest externality, or objectivity, – the secondary qualities ... ... mind is conscious in itself«. »I consider this belief as the effect of that more general intuition, by which we consider ... ... of accustomed events, as the sign of a new antecedent, and of that equally general principle of association, ...

... to be believed«, als »form of speech which expresses a belief that a coexistence or sequence of sensations or ideas did, does, or, ... ... unite it with a real substantive. And we perceive at the same time, that the relation thus set up is neither made ...

Schluß ( syllogismos , syllogismus, ratiocinatio) ist ... ... »an act of mediate comparison or judgment. for to reason is to recognise that two notions stand to each other in the relation of a whole and its parts, through a precognition that these notions severally stand in the same relation to a third« (Lect. ...

Tugend ( aretê , virtus) ist sittliche Tauglichkeit, Tüchtigkeit in sittlicher ... ... »No act of any being, to whom moral good and evil are imputable, that interferes with any true proposition, or denies any thing to be as it ...

... Rolle. Schon COLLIER bemerkt: » I believe , and am very sure , that this seeming quasi externity of visible objects is not only the effect of the will of god..., but also that it is a natural and necessary condition of their visibility« (Clav. ...

Nutzen (utilitas) ist die Beziehung einer Sache auf (praktische) ... ... dici potest« (Met. § 336). Nach J. BENTHAM ist »utility« »that property in any object, whereby it tends to produce benefit, advantage, pleasure, ...

... ). Nach THOMSON und TAIT ist die Materie »that which can be perceived by the senses«, »that which can be acted upon by, or can exert force« ... ... (vgl. Immanenzphilosophie ). COLLYNS-SIMON betont, »that there is no material substance in the Universe« ( ...

... we are, by the necessity of our intelligence, constrained to believe that it has a cause.« Das bedeutet, »that as we cannot conceive any new existence to commence, therefore, all that now is seen to arise under a new appearance had previously an existence ...