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... Überempirische. »Physics and Metaphysics deal with things and their relations, as these are known to us, and as they ... ... universe, Metempirics weeps out of this region in search of the otherness of things: seeking to behold things, not as they are in our universe – ...

Arnold-Forster , Hugh Oakeley, engl. Staatsmann, geb. 1855 ... ... , Okt. 1903 Kriegsminister; schrieb: »In a Conning tower« (1891), » Things new and old« (1893-95), »War office, army, empire« ( ...

Idee ( idea, eidos , idea, idée) bedeutet 1) ursprünglich ... ... eine »fondation in nature«, »a conformity with the real being and existence of things« haben (Ess. II. ch. 30, § l). Adäquat sind ...

... we consider things to be actually there, as well we consider things to be actually without us. which is, that they exist, or ... ... knowledge of our own, demonstrative of God's, sensitive of some for other things« (l c. ch. 3, § 21). Nach ...

Sala (spr. ßēlă), George Augustus , engl ... ... » America revisited « (1882); » Living London « (1883); » Things I have seen and people I have known « (1894, 2 Bde.), ...

Wille ( boulêsis , voluntas, volitio) ist 1) die allgemeine ... ... den Willen REID: »Every man is conscious of a power to determine, in things which he conceives to depend upon his determination. To this power we will ...

Natur (natura, von nasci, physis bedeutet: 1) im ... ... l.c. S. 7). – Nach LEWES ist die Natur »the sum of things« (Probl. II, 124). »Nature is only that is felt« (ib ...

Brown (spr. Braun ), 1 ) Robert , ... ... Lond. 1729, 2. Ausg. (dagegen schrieb Berkeley seinen Alciphron ); Things divine and supernatural , ebd. 1733; Two dissert. conc. sense and ...

... Tracts about the cosmical qualities of things , ebd. 1670; Tracts consisting of observations about the saltness ... ... the sea , Lond. 1674; Disquisition about the final cause of natural things , ebd. 1688; Medicina hydrostatica , ebd. 1690 u.ö ...

... former being of opinion, that those things they immediately perceive, are the real things. and the latter, that the things immediately perceived, are ideas which exist only in the mind« (Hyl. ... ... neither energy in themselves«. »The qualities of things admitted on all hands to be qualities of the externe ...

... confliction, in which two concepts, two individual things, or a concept and an individual, compared together, stand to each ... ... time, space, manner, quantity, degree, or any other circumstance in which things may agree or differ« (Princ. of science 2 , p. 36 ...

Clarke (spr. klark), 1) Samuel , engl. ... ... in die der eigentümlichen Beschaffenheit der Dinge angemessene Behandlung derselben ( fitness of things ) setzte. Infolge seines vorgeblich arianisch gefärbten Buch es » The scripture ...

Colton (spr. kōl t'n), Caleb , engl. Dichter, ... ... conflagration of Moscow «) herausgegeben hatte, zur Abfassung seines » Lacon , or many things in few words « (zuerst 1820 u. ö., 2. Teil 1822; ...

Japān (hierzu Karte »Japan und Korea« ), Inselreich im äußersten ... ... 1855; neue Ausg., Tokio 1902); B. H. Chamberlain , Things Japanese (4. Aufl., Lond. 1902); H. Norman , ...

Ursache ( aition, aitia , ratio, causa) ist allgemein alles, ... ... MILL erklärt: »A cause, and the power of a cause, are not two things, but two names for the same thing« (Anal. ch. 24). ...

Dänemark (Gesch.). I. Periode . Sagengeschichte bis zur ... ... Erbfolgegesetzes dem Ministerium nicht willfährig, u. so erfolgte die Auflösung beider Things am 19. April . Diese Auflösung zog auch eine theilweise Veränderung ...

... Versammlung des Reichstags ohne Zustimmung des Things , wozu er gehört, Schulden halber seiner Freiheit beraubt oder ... ... seine Äußerungen auf dem Reichstag kann keins der Mitglieder ohne Einwilligung des Things zur Verantwortung außerhalb desselben gezogen werden. Die Versammlungen der ...

... the joining or separating of signs, as the things signified by than, do agree, or disagree, one ... ... notionib.). WOLLASTON: »Those propositions are true, which express things as they are. or truth is the conformity of those words or signs, by which things are expressed, to the things themselves« (Rel. of nat. sct. I, p. 8). ...

Substanz (substantia, hypokeimenon, hypostasis, ousia . »substantia« zuerst ... ... which we call mind« (Ess. on the pow. II, 277 ff.). »Things which may exist by themselves, and do not necessarily suppose the existence of ...

Vernunft ( nous, logos, dianoia , intellectus, ratio, raison, ... ... ascribe to reason two offices, or two degrees. The first is to judge of things self-evident. the second to draw conclusions that are not selfevident, from those ...