The Positive Outcome of Philosophy

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Author

Dietzgen, Joseph, 1828-1888

Title

The positive outcome of philosophy

Credits

Produced by Odessa Paige Turner, Martin Pettit and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.)

Language

English

LoC Class

B: Philosophy, Psychology, Religion

Subject

Logic

Category

Text

eBook-No.

39964

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/39964

Release Date

June 10, 2012

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.THE POSITIVE OUTCOME OF PHILOSOPHY The Nature of Human Brain Work Letters on Logic. The Positive Outcome of Philosophy BY JOSEPH DIETZGEN
2. 2.CONTENTS
3. 3.INTRODUCTION
4. 4.The Nature of Human Brain Work
5. 5.PREFACE
6. 6.I. INTRODUCTION
7. 7.II PURE REASON OR THE FACULTY OF THOUGHT IN GENERAL
8. 8.III THE NATURE OF THINGS — FOOTNOTE:
9. 9.IV THE PRACTICE OF REASON IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE
10. 10.V "PRACTICAL REASON" OR MORALITY — FOOTNOTE:
11. 11.Letters on Logic
12. 12.FIRST LETTER
13. 13.SECOND LETTER
14. 14.THIRD LETTER — FOOTNOTE:
15. 15.FOURTH LETTER
16. 16.FIFTH LETTER
17. 17.SIXTH LETTER
18. 18.SEVENTH LETTER
19. 19.EIGHTH LETTER — FOOTNOTES:
20. 20.NINTH LETTER
21. 21.TENTH LETTER — FOOTNOTE:
22. 22.ELEVENTH LETTER
23. 23.TWELFTH LETTER
24. 24.THIRTEENTH LETTER
25. 25.FOURTEENTH LETTER
26. 26.FIFTEENTH LETTER
27. 27.SIXTEENTH LETTER — FOOTNOTE:
28. 28.SEVENTEENTH LETTER
29. 29.EIGHTEENTH LETTER
30. 30.NINETEENTH LETTER
31. 31.TWENTIETH LETTER
32. 32.TWENTY-FIRST LETTER
33. 33.TWENTY-SECOND LETTER
34. 34.TWENTY-THIRD LETTER (A)
35. 35.(B)
36. 36.TWENTY-FOURTH LETTER
37. 37.The Positive Outcome of Philosophy
38. 38.PREFACE
39. 39.I POSITIVE KNOWLEDGE AS A SPECIAL OBJECT
40. 40.II THE POWER OF COGNITION IS KIN TO THE UNIVERSE
41. 41.III AS TO HOW THE INTELLECT IS LIMITED AND UNLIMITED
42. 42.IV THE UNIVERSALITY OF NATURE
43. 43.V THE UNDERSTANDING AS A PART OF THE HUMAN SOUL
44. 44.VI CONSCIOUSNESS IS ENDOWED WITH THE FACULTY OF KNOWING AS WELL AS WITH THE FEELING OF THE UNIVERSALITY OF ALL NATURE — FOOTNOTE:
45. 45.VII THE RELATIONSHIP OR IDENTITY OF SPIRIT AND NATURE
46. 46.VIII UNDERSTANDING IS MATERIAL
47. 47.IX THE FOUR PRINCIPLES OF LOGIC
48. 48.X THE FUNCTION OF UNDERSTANDING ON THE RELIGIOUS FIELD
49. 49.XI THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN CAUSE AND EFFECT IS ONE OF THE MEANS OF UNDERSTANDING
50. 50.XII MIND AND MATTER: WHICH IS PRIMARY, WHICH SECONDARY? — FOOTNOTES:
51. 51.XIII THE EXTENT TO WHICH THE DOUBTS OF THE POSSIBILITY OF CLEAR AND ACCURATE UNDERSTANDING HAVE BEEN OVERCOME
52. 52.XIV CONTINUATION OF THE DISCUSSION ON THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DOUBTFUL AND EVIDENT UNDERSTANDING
53. 53.XV CONCLUSION

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