"finite selves"

Key Phrases: Open Court, The Advance, Kritik of Practical Reason, Kritik of Pure Reason, Concerning Body, Metaphysik of Morality, monistic spiritualism, second paragraph from end, numerical monism, phenomenalistic idealism, finite phenomena, finite selves (see more)

Key Phrases: Open Court, The Advance, Kritik of Practical Reason, Kritik of Pure Reason, Concerning Body, Metaphysik of Morality, Vom Ich, Fourfold Root, Human Nature, Second Objections, The System of Berkeley, The System of Hume, Human Understanding, Spinoza's God, Van Vloten, Immanuel Kant, New Essays, Principles of Psychology, Supreme Instance, Thatsachen des Bewusstseyns, The Critical Philosophy of Kant, The Hague, Transcendental Deduction, Vocation of Man, Elements of Metaphysics, monistic spiritualism, second paragraph from end, numerical monism, phenomenalistic idealism, finite phenomena, finite selves, partial selves, related selves, personal idealists, personal idealism, impression test, absolute self, transcendental self, unconditioned reality, category doctrine, finite self, monistic doctrine, infinite intellect, negative doctrine, human selves, infinite modes, unknown reality, ultimate reality (see less)

Key Phrases: William James, James Ward, Bertrand Russell, Miss Beauchamp, Josiah Royce, Journal of Philosophy, concrete extensities, harmonious individuality, cosmical order, finite selves, psychical self, finite selfhood (see more)

Key Phrases: William James, James Ward, Bertrand Russell, Miss Beauchamp, Josiah Royce, Journal of Philosophy, Doctor Whitehead, The Concept of Nature, The New Realism, Arthur Thomson, Elements of Metaphysics, Herbert Spencer, The New Rationalism, Analysis of Mind, Creative Evolution, Divine Mind, Divine Spirit, Encyclopcedia Britannica, Hibbert Journal, Pluralistic Universe, Principles of Mathematics, Principles of Psychology, Psychological Review, concrete extensities, harmonious individuality, cosmical order, finite selves, psychical self, finite selfhood, cosmic ground, rational individuality, psychical values, finite members, systematic totality, empirical qualities, religious valuations, sustaining ground, conscious selfhood, spiritual selfhood, partial selves, harmonious experience, vital evolution, interpersonal emotions, finite centers, vital impetus, social suggestion, neutral monism, empirical space (see less)

Key Phrases: Professor Bosanquet, Professor Howison, Professor Ward, Religion of Humanity, William James, Gifford Lectures, higher naturalism, formal distinctness, finite centres, finite selves, absolute experience, preceding lecture (see more)

Key Phrases: Professor Bosanquet, Professor Howison, Professor Ward, Religion of Humanity, William James, Gifford Lectures, Professor Royce, Pluralistic Universe, Positive Polity, Critique of Judgment, Supreme Being, Hibbert Journal, Hutchison Stirling, Sir William Hamilton, Supplementary Note, Grammar of Science, Hegelian Cosmology, Professor Wallace, Natural Theology, Principles of Psychology, Professor Huxley, Wildon Carr, higher naturalism, formal distinctness, finite centres, finite selves, absolute experience, preceding lecture, bare point, subjective synthesis, finite individual, infinite experience, finite consciousness, finite self, eternal consciousness (see less)

Key Phrases: Professor Bosanquet, Professor Howison, Professor Ward, Religion of Humanity, William James, Gifford Lectures, higher naturalism, formal distinctness, finite centres, finite selves, absolute experience, subjective synthesis (see more)

Key Phrases: Professor Bosanquet, Professor Howison, Professor Ward, Religion of Humanity, William James, Gifford Lectures, Professor Royce, Pluralistic Universe, Positive Polity, Critique of Judgment, Foundations of Belief, Hibbert Journal, Supreme Being, Hutchison Stirling, Sir William Hamilton, Defence of Philosophic Doubt, Grammar of Science, Hegelian Cosmology, Personal Idealism, Professor Flint, Professor Wallace, Elements of Metaphysics, Karl Pearson, Natural Theology, Principles of Psychology, higher naturalism, formal distinctness, finite centres, finite selves, absolute experience, subjective synthesis, preceding lecture, bare point, finite individual, infinite experience, finite consciousness, finite self, eternal consciousness (see less)