The Development of American Philosophy: A Book of Readings

absolute action American Aristotle believe called cause character Christ Christian conceive conception consciousness cosmic course of Nature critical Critical Realism deism divine doctrine empiricism error eternal evidence evolution existence experience fact faith fallibilism feel finite G. P. Putnam's Sons God's Hegel hypothesis idealism idealists ideas individual infinite intellectual intelligence James McCosh Jesus John Dewey judgment knowledge ligion living logical mankind matter means ment metaphysical mind monism moral naïve realism ness never Noumenon object organism perception perfect person phenomena philosophy physical Plato possible postulate pragmatism pragmatist present principle problem proposition question rational realism reality reason regard relation religion religious revelation rience Royce scientific seems sensational sense soul speculative spirit supposed teleology theism theory things Thomas Paine thought tion transcendental Transcendentalists true truth universe virtue whole wisdom word York