Studies in Logical Theory · John Dewey
ABSOLUTE SELF, 330.
ACCESSORY: thought as, 58 ff. ACTIVITY: as social, 74; thought as, 78; interrupted, and judgment, 154; and hypothesis, 170; as sensori-motor, 193, 200; (see Function, Reconstruction). ÆSTHETIC EXPERIENCE: appreciative rather than reflective, 255; not a form of valuation, 339, 340. ALTERNATIVES: in judgment, 155; (see Disjunction). ANALOGY, 171, 172, 175; in relation to habit, 176. ANAXAGORAS: in relation to the One and the Many, 219; his [Greek: nous], 220, 221. ANAXIMANDER: and the infinite, 209; his process of segregation, 214, 215. ANAXIMENES: his [Greek: archê], 209; his scheme of rarefaction and condensation, 209, 213, 215, 224. ANGELL, J. R., 14 note, 345 note. ANIMISM, 49 note. ANTECEDENTS OF THOUGHT (see Stimulus). APPLIED LOGIC: Lotze's definition, 6. APPRECIATION: distinguished from reflection, 255, 339; not to be identified with valuation, 320-24, 338. [Greek: Archê]: meaning of search for, 211 ff. ASSOCIATION OF IDEAS: refers to meanings, 33, 34; connection with thought, 80; doctrine of: analogous to subjectivism in ethics, 261; presupposes a mechanical metaphysics, 330, 331 note. ATOMISTS: treatment of the One and the Many, 221. AUTHORITY AND CUSTOM: logic of attitude of obedience to, 286; social conditions compatible with dominance of, 286; failure of, as moral control, 286. BACON: extreme empirical position, 156 ff.; view of induction, 157, 158. "BAD": practical significance of, as moral predicate, 259; relation to "wrong," 335. BALDWIN, J. M., 257 note, 378 note. Becoming: as relative, 206. "BEGRÜNDUNG" AND "BESTÄTIGUNG": Wundt's distinction of, 179; criticised, 181, 182. BIOLOGY: view of sensation, 58; use of, in logic, 374, 375. BOSANQUET, B., 59 note, 147, 189, 190, 191, 300; (see Study V). BRADLEY, F. H., 47 note, 54 note, 90 ff., 147, 189, 190, 191, 192, 194, 299 note 2, 331 note, 332 note, 353. BRENTANO, 250 note.
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