Metaphysics, Or, The Philosophy of Consciousness, Phenomenal and Real

absolute abstract act of thought actual affection appears Aristotle association attributes bodily cause chap cognition color conceive conception consequently constitution dependent Descartes discerned distinct distinguished element ence exhibited existence experience external facts of consciousness faculty feeling Fichte furnish Hamilton Hegel human mind ideas identical imagination immediate implies individual inquiry intuition judgment Kant knowledge language laws of Identity laws of thought Leibnitz limits logical manifested material matter ment mental Metaphysics mode of consciousness moral nature necessary necessity ness notion object Ontology operations organism pantheism particular perceived perception phenomena phenomenon philosophy Plato position possible present principles Psychology Pyrrho quæ question rational psychology reality reason reflection regarded Reid's relation representative retina sciousness sensation sense sensible sight Sir William Hamilton space substance successive supposed syllogism term Theatetus theory things tion truth volition καὶ