A Handbook of the History of Philosophy

abstract according action activity ancient appears Aristotle become body called cause century character Christian complete conceived conception concerned consciousness consists constitutes contained course criticism Descartes determination distinction doctrine edition element empirical English essence Ethics existence experience expression fact Fichte follows give given Hegel hence human ideal ideas immediate important inasmuch individual infinite Italy Kant knowledge less limitation logical material matter means merely metaphysical method mind moral motion namely nature necessary Notes object opposition original perception period phenomena philosophy physical Plato Portrait position possible practical present principle problem psychology pure question reality reason regarded relation represents respecting result says sense side Sokrates soul space speculative stage substance theory things thinkers thought tion Trans true truth ultimate understanding unity universal vols whole writings