Scepticism and Animal Faith: Introduction to a System of Philosophy

absolute action actual æsthetic animal faith appearance Aristotle assert become belief in substance body called cism clairvoyance conceive criticism of knowledge datum deny Descartes dialectic dogma doubt dream empiricist essences given eternal Euclidean space evidence existence experience express fact false fancy feel fiction flux given essence given in intuition habits Heraclitus human hypostasis ideal ideas identical illusion images imagination infinite instinct intelligence intuition of change intuition of essence language less literary psychology living logic matter mean memory mental discourse merely metaphysical mind moral nature never non-existent notion object observation Parmenides particular passions past perception perhaps perspective philosophers physical posited present primary memory principle psyche reality realm of essence reason recognise relations renders sceptic sensation sense sentience shock simply solipsism sort soul specious specious present suppose symbols theme thought tion transcendental transcendentalist true truth ulterior universe words