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Say first, of God above, or Man below, What can we reason, but from what we know? Of Man, what see we but his Station here. From which ro reason, or to which refer? Through worlds unnumber'd though the God ...

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

Witz (ingenium) ist eine Art des Scharfsinnes (s. d ... ... in the assemblage of ideas, and puts those together with quickness and variety, wherein can be found any resemblance or congruity, thereby to make up pleasant pictures, and ...

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

Object (obiectum, antikeimenon , »Gegenwurf«, das Gegen-Stehende): ... ... Rückwärtsgehen auf ein schon Vorgestelltes ist. BRADLEY bemerkt: »To think of anything which can exist quite outside of thought I agree is impossible. But I dissent wholly ...

Tugend ( aretê , virtus) ist sittliche Tauglichkeit, Tüchtigkeit in sittlicher ... ... interferes with any true proposition, or denies any thing to be as it is, can be right« (The relig. of nat. sct. I, p. 13 ...

Materie (materia, hylê ) oder Stoff ... ... Erk. I, 85). 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« (Natural Philos. 161). KROMAN erklärt: »Die Materie kann ...

Zeichen ( sêmeion , signum) ist alles, was und woferne es ... ... cas d'association« (ib.). Nach BRADLEY ist ein Zeichen (sign) »anything which can stand for anything else«, »any fact that has a meaning« (Log. ...

Realität (realitas): Sachhaftigkeit , Dinglichkeit, selbständige, vom Denken ... ... reality« ( Mind XIII, p. 370 ff.). » Thought 's relational content can never be the same as the subject, either as it appears or as ...

Sympathie ( sympatheia ): Mit- Leiden , Miterleben von Gefühlen ... ... ff.). »As we have no immediate experience of what other men feel, we can form no idea of the manner in which they are affected, but by ...

Wirklichkeit (actualitas, realitas) bedeutet 1) gegenüber der bloßen Möglichkeit ... ... die Begriffe (»ideas«) hingegen sind »general and adjectival«. »No idea can be real.« Das »particular phenomenon, the momentary appearence, is not individual ...

Norris, John , 1657-1711, seit 1691 Rektor in Bemerton. ... ... eternal habitudes and relations, that never were made by any understanding or will, nor can ever be unmade by them, but have a certain stated and unalterable order«). ...

Rationalismus (von ratio, Vernunft ): Vernunft -Standpunkt, d.h ... ... »All reasoning must be from first principles. and for first principles no other reason can be given but this, that, by the constitution of our nature, we ...

Bain, Alexander , geb. 1818, Professor in Aberdeen, gest. 1903 ... ... occasions for putting forth active energy«). Kein Objekt ohne Subjekt und umgekehrt (»We can speak only of a world presented to our own minds«). Psychisches und Physisches ...

Allgemeinvorstellung (repraesentatio communis, generalis) ist eine Vorstellung , die typisch ... ... ib.). Nach JAMES MILL: gibt es eine »general idea« nur, sofern »we can group all individuals of a certain description into one class, to which class ...

Ökonomie des Denkens , Princip der, ist eine Anwendung des ... ... it is the practical law of all voluntary effort to do the most we can with the least effort we can« (Philos. of Reflex. I, 296). W. JAMES bemerkt: »Der ...

Hodgson, Shadworth H. , geb. 1832 in Boston, englischer Philosoph ... ... it is the practical law of all voluntary effort to do the most we can with the least effort we can« (Philos. of Reflection I, 296). SCHRIFTEN: Time and Space, ...

Upton, Charles Barnes , geb. 1831 in Portsea, Prof. in ... ... – An Examination of the Doctrine of the Natural Evolution of Mind 1883. – Can Religion dispense with God? 1886. – The Bases of Religious Belief, 1894. ...

Bradley, Francis Herbert , Prof. in Oxford, geb. 1846. B ... ... nie adäquat ist, obzwar es ein Teil der Wirklichkeit selbst ist(»No idea can be real«). Das Prädikat ist ein Zeichen für die Wirklichkeit, die ...

Die Hypothese. 1. Isolierte Tatsachen gibt es nur infolge der Beschränktheit ... ... I believe no man who has in philosophical matters a competent faculty of thinking, can ever fall into it. Gravity must be caused by an agent acting constantly ...