The Journal of Speculative Philosophy, Vol. I

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The Journal of Speculative Philosophy, Vol. I, Nos. 1-4, 1867

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Contents

1. 1.The Journal of Speculative Philosophy, Vol. I.
2. 2.PREFACE.
3. 3.CONTENTS.
4. 4.THE JOURNAL OF SPECULATIVE PHILOSOPHY. Vol. I. 1867. No. 1. — TO THE READER. — THE SPECULATIVE. — HERBERT SPENCER. — CHAPTER I. THE CRISIS IN NATURAL SCIENCE. — CHAPTER II. THE “FIRST PRINCIPLES” OF THE “UNKNOWABLE.” — THE UNKNOWABLE. — Infinite Progress. — Essence and Phenomenon. — CHAPTER III. THE “FIRST PRINCIPLES” OF THE “KNOWABLE.” — THE KNOWABLE. — THE CORRELATION OF FORCES. — PSYCHOLOGY. — ONTOLOGY. — THEOLOGY. — COSMOLOGY. — INTRODUCTION TO FICHTE’S SCIENCE OF KNOWLEDGE. TRANSLATED BY A. E. KROEGER. — PRELIMINARY REMARKS. — INTRODUCTION. — ANALYTICAL AND CRITICAL ESSAY UPON THE ÆSTHETICS OF HEGEL. [Translated from the French of M. Ch. Bénard by J. A. Martling.] — ANALYSIS. — PART I. OF THE BEAUTIFUL IN ART. — NOTES ON RAPHAEL’S “TRANSFIGURATION.” — I. THE ENGRAVING. — II. HISTORICAL. — III. LEGEND. — IV. CHARACTERIZATION. — V. ORGANIC UNITY. — VI. SENSE AND REASON VS. UNDERSTANDING . — VII. ROMANTIC vs. CLASSIC . — INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY. CHAPTER I. — I.—A PRIORI AND A POSTERIORI. — II.—ANALYTICAL AND SYNTHETICAL. — III.—APODEICTICAL. — IV. SPACE AND TIME. — V. MIND. — SEED LIFE. BY E. V. — A DIALOGUE ON IMMORTALITY. BY ARTHUR SCHOPENHAUER. (Translated from the German, by Chas. L. Bernays.) — GOETHE’S THEORY OF COLORS. From an exposition given before the St. Louis Philosophical Society, Nov. 2nd, 1866.
5. 5.THE JOURNAL OF SPECULATIVE PHILOSOPHY. Vol. I. 1867. No. 2. — SECOND PART OF GOETHE’S FAUST. [Translated from Rosenkrantz’s “Deutsche Literatur,” by D. J. Snider.] — A CRITICISM OF PHILOSOPHICAL SYSTEMS. [Translated from the German of J. G. Fichte, by A. E. Kroeger.] — III. — IV. — NOTES ON MILTON’S LYCIDAS. BY ANNA C. BRACKETT. — ANALYSIS OF HEGEL’S ÆSTHETICS. [Translated from the French of M. Ch. Bénard, by J. A. Martling.] Part II. OF THE GENERAL FORMS OF ART AND ITS HISTORIC DEVELOPMENT. — I. Of Symbolic Art. — Of the Reflex Symbol. — II. Of Classic Art. — III. Of Romantic Art. — CHAPTER II. — CHAPTER III. — I. — II. — III. — IV. — V. — CHAPTER IV. — I. — II. — III. — MUSIC AS A FORM OF ART. [Read before the St. Louis Art Society, February, 1867.] — I. Upon Art-Criticism. — II. Upon the Interpretation of Art. — III. Beethoven’s Sonata in C sharp minor. ( Opus 27, No. 2.) — Adagio. — Allegretto. — Finale ( Presto agitato ). — IV. Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, ( Part II. ) — THE ALCHEMISTS. [“Remarks upon Alchemy and the Alchemists, showing that the Philosopher’s Stone was a Symbol.”—Published by James Miller, New York, 1867.] — EDITORIALS. — ORIGINALITY. — CONTENTS OF THE JOURNAL. — STYLE.
6. 6.THE JOURNAL OF SPECULATIVE PHILOSOPHY. Vol. I. 1867. No. 3. — THE MONADOLOGY. [Translated from the French of Leibnitz , by F. H. Hedge .] — A CRITICISM OF PHILOSOPHICAL SYSTEMS. [Translated from the German of J. G. Fichte , by A. E. Kroeger .] — I. — VII. — VIII. — IX. — X. — XI. — XII. — INTRODUCTION TO IDEALISM. [From the German of Schelling . Translated by Tom Davidson .] — I.—IDEA OF TRANSCENDENTAL PHILOSOPHY. — II.—COROLLARIES. — III.—PRELIMINARY ARRANGEMENT OF TRANSCENDENTAL PHILOSOPHY. — IV.—ORGAN OF TRANSCENDENTAL PHILOSOPHY. — GENESIS. By A. Bronson Alcott . — I.—VESTIGES. — II.—THE DEUCE. — III.—SERPENT SYMBOL. — IV.—EMBRYONS. — V.—PROMETHEUS. — VI.—IDEAL METHOD. — VII.—DIALOGIC. — ANALYSIS OF HEGEL’S ÆSTHETICS. Translated from the French of Ch. Benard , by J. A. Martling . — Part III. System of the Particular Arts. — THE METAPHYSICS OF MATERIALISM. By D. G. Brinton . — LETTERS ON FAUST. By H. C. Brockmeyer . — I. — II. — III. — IV. — V. — INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY. — CHAPTER V. NECESSITY, CHANCE, FREEDOM. — I. — II. — III. — IV. — V. — VI. — VII. — CHAPTER VI. OF MEDIATION. — ABSTRACTION. — IMMEDIATE KNOWING. — THE PHILOSOPHY OF BAADER. — IN THE QUARRY. By A. C. B.
7. 7.THE JOURNAL OF SPECULATIVE PHILOSOPHY. Vol. I. 1867. No. 4. — INTRODUCTION TO THE OUTLINES OF A SYSTEM OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY; OR, ON THE IDEA OF SPECULATIVE PHYSICS AND THE INTERNAL ORGANIZATION OF A SYSTEM OF THIS SCIENCE. 1799. [Translated from the German of Schelling , by Tom Davidson .] — I. WHAT WE CALL NATURAL PHILOSOPHY IS A NECESSARY SCIENCE IN THE SYSTEM OF KNOWING. — II. SCIENTIFIC CHARACTER OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. — III. NATURAL PHILOSOPHY IS SPECULATIVE PHYSICS. — IV. ON THE POSSIBILITY OF SPECULATIVE PHYSICS. — V. OF A SYSTEM OF SPECULATIVE PHYSICS GENERALLY. — VI. INTERNAL ORGANIZATION OF THE SYSTEM OF SPECULATIVE PHYSICS. — 1. — 2. — 3. — 4. — A. — B. [24] — GENERAL REMARK. — C. — ANALYSIS OF HEGEL’S ÆSTHETICS. [Translated from the French of M. Ch. Benard , by J. A. Martling .] — A DIALOGUE ON MUSIC. By Edward Sobolewski . — SCHOPENHAUER’S DOCTRINE OF THE WILL. Translated from the German, by C. L. Bernays . — INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY. — CHAPTER VII. COMPREHENSION AND IDEA. — I. — II. — CHAPTER VIII. WHAT IS THE TRUE ACTUAL? — I. — Reality and Potentiality. — II. — Actuality. — III. — The Actual is the Rational. — IV. —“ The Form of Eternity. ” — A THOUGHT ON SHAKESPEARE. By Anna C. Brackett. — LEONARDO DA VINCI’S “LAST SUPPER,” As treated by Goethe. — COPIES GENERALLY. — COPIES OF THE SUPPER. — LATEST COPY. — COMPARISON. — PAUL JANET AND HEGEL. [65]

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