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Thought (engl.): Denken , Gedanke , Intellect .

Dewey . – Schriften : The Psychol. Standpoint, Mind XI, 1886. – Knowledge as Idealisation, Mind XIII, 1887. – The Influence of Darwin on Philosophy and other Essays in Contemporary Thought, 1910.

Fransen des Bewußtseins (fringes) = »psychic overtone, suffusion«, bezeichnet nach JAMES »the influence of a faint brain-process upon our thought, as it makes it aware of relation and objects but dimly perceived«. Es ...

Boole, George . = Begründer der mathematischen (symbolischen) Logik. SCHRIFTEN: The mathematical Analysis of Logic, 1847. – An Analysis of the Laws of Thought, 1854.

Le Conte, Josef , 1823-1901. == Amerikanischer Evolutionist, Neo-Lamarckist ... ... nach einem Ideal. SCHRIFTEN: Religion and Science, 1873. – Evolution in Religious Thought, 1887. – Monist I, u. a.

Neohegelianismus : Erneuerung des Hegelschen Panlogismus (s. d.) in modificierter ... ... R. NIELSEN, BORELIUS, VERA, SPAVENTA, C. S. EVERETT (Science of Thought 1869), B. STERRETT (The Ethics of Hegel 1893), J. WATSON ( ...

Achtunddreißigstes Kapitel I looked at Monsieur dessein through and through – ey'd him as he walked along, in profile – then en face – thought he look'd like a Jew – then a Turk. Yorik' ...

2274. One thing my heart engages in sweet presages: that Iesus 'midst the Ages now gains a flock. This thought each grief asswages, which else would shock. He'll lead thró happy stages ...

... Reihe von theologischen Schriften: » Religious thought in England from the Reformation till the close of the last ... ... 73, 3 Bde.; 2. Aufl. 1884), dazu als Fortsetzung: » Religious thought in England in the nineteenth century « (1896); » Contemporary essays ...

... at pleasure to serve for a mark which may raise in our mind a thought we had before and which being pronounced to others, may be to them a sign of what thought the speaker had before in his mind« (Log. I, ch. 20 ...

Logik ( logikê , logica): Lehre vom logos , vom ... ... . of Log., Introd.), nach W. HAMILTON »the science of the laws of thought as thought« (Lect. on Met. and Log. III, p. 4). – Dagegen ...

Locke (spr. lock), John , berühmter engl. Philosoph , geb. 29. Aug. 1632 in Wrington bei Bristol , ... ... . C. Fraser , John L. as a factor in modern thought (Lond. 1905, Bd. 1).

Maine (spr. mēn), Sir Henry James ... ... . Aufl. 1890); » The effects of observation of India on modern European thought « (1876); » Lectures on modern theories of succession to property after death ...

Swete (spr. ßwīt), Henry Barclay , anglikan. ... ... primitive christianity « (3. Aufl. 1899); » Faith in relation to creed, thought and life « (1895); » Church services and service books before the ...

... BRADLEY bemerkt: »To think of anything which can exist quite outside of thought I agree is impossible. But I dissent wholly from the corollary that ... ... of objective appearances is thus the basis of our belief in realities outside of thought« (Princ. of Psychol. I, 272. vgl. p ...

Urteil ( apophansis , iudicium: BOËTHIUS, proloquium: VARRO, effatum: ... ... quantities – quantities relative to each other... The predicate has always a quantity in thought as much as the subject, although this quantity be frequently not explicitly enounced... ...

Denken : 1) im allgemein-populären Sinne = sich vorstellen, ... ... (Gem. u. Ges. S. 168 f.). H. SPENCER versteht unter Denken (thought) das Feststellen von Beziehungen (»establishment of relations«), das Zusammenordnen von Eindrücken ...

Holmes (spr. hōms), Oliver Wendell , amerikan. Schriftsteller, geb ... ... « (1857), » Soundings from the Atlantic « (1863), » Mechanism in thought and morals « (1871), » The new portfolio « (1886), » Our ...

Ursache ( aition, aitia , ratio, causa) ist allgemein alles, ... ... an existence under a prior form. We are utterly unable to realise in thought the possibility of the complement of existence being either increased or diminished. We ...

... (s. d.). Die »relativity of our thought« betont H. SPENCER. alle Erkenntnis ist relativ (»we think ... ... our being conscious, of our being mentally alive either to feeling or to thought, every mental experience is necessary twofold« (Sens. und Intell. 3 ...