Based upon the Gifford Lectures 1907 10, this 1911 volume develops renowned philosopher and psychologist James Ward's beliefs into a complete system.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. Pluralism: 1. Introductory 2. The one and the many 3. Pluralism 4. The contingency in the world 5. Evolution as epigenesis and equilibration 6. The pluralistic goal 7. The pluralism of Hegel 8. The Hegelian unity 9. The limits of pluralism 10. The difficulties of pluralism Part II. Theism: 11. The idea of creation 12. The cosmology of theism 13. Freedom 14. Freedom and foreknowledge 15. The problem of evil and pessimism 16. The problem of evil and optimism 17. Moral evil and moral order 18. Theories of a future life 19. Faith and knowledge 20. The realm of ends Supplementary note Some replies to criticism Index.
Part I. Pluralism: 1. Introductory 2. The one and the many 3. Pluralism 4. The contingency in the world 5. Evolution as epigenesis and equilibration 6. The pluralistic goal 7. The pluralism of Hegel 8. The Hegelian unity 9. The limits of pluralism 10. The difficulties of pluralism Part II. Theism: 11. The idea of creation 12. The cosmology of theism 13. Freedom 14. Freedom and foreknowledge 15. The problem of evil and pessimism 16. The problem of evil and optimism 17. Moral evil and moral order 18. Theories of a future life 19. Faith and knowledge 20. The realm of ends Supplementary note Some replies to criticism Index.
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