An edition of The persistent problems of philosophy: an introduction to metaphysics through the study of modern systems
(1907)
The persistent problems of philosophy
an introduction to metaphysics through the study of modern systems
by Mary Whiton Calkins
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Table of Contents
Introduction.
Systems of numerical pluralism.
A criticism of preceding systems.
Systems of numerical monism.
Conclusion.
Appendix: Biographies and bibliographies of modern writers on philosophy, together with summaries and discussions of certain texts (p. 457-564)
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"WHEN Socrates, in the immortal conversation at the house of Cephalus, defined the philosopher as lover of the vision of the truth, he was describing, not the metaphysician, but the seer."
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