Works of Thomas Hill Green: Philosophical works

abstract idea according to Hume according to Locke action actual admit answer antecedent appears aqua regia become Berkeley Berkeley's body Book called cause and effect chap co-existence colour complex idea conception consciousness consists constitute contradiction derived desire determined distinction eternal event experience extension fact faint fiction given Hume's idea of substance identity imagination implies impres impression inference infinite divisibility knowledge Locke's doctrine matter means merely mind moral motive nature ness nominal essence notion object pain paragraph particular passage passion perceived perception philosophy pleasure possible present sensation pression primary qualities principle Principles of Psychology produce proposition question real essence real existence reality reference regard rela relation of cause relations of ideas represent sciousness self-conscious sense sequence sequent simple idea sion space speak Spencer succession of feelings supposed supposition Theism theory thing thinking thought tion true truth virtue vivid aggregate