Part IV.-SPECTAL SYNTHESIS. 4. The Genesis of Compound 1. The Nature of Intelligence.

Nervous Systems. 2. The Law of Intelligence.

5. The Genesis of Doubly-Com3. The Growth of Intelligence.

pound Nervous Systems. 4. Reflex Action.

6. Functions as Related to these 5. Instinct.

Structures. 6. Memory.

7. Psychical Laws as thus Inter7. Reason.

preted. 8. The Feelings

8. Evidence from Normal Varia9. The Will.

tions. Part V.-PHYSICAL SYNTHESIS.

9. Evidence from Abnormal 1. A Further

Variations,
Interpretation
Needed.

10. Results. 2. The Genesis of Nerves.

APPENDIX. 3. The Genesis of Simple Ver- : On the Action of Anästhetics and vous Systems.

! Narcotics.

CONTENTS OF VOL. II. Part VI.—SPECIAL ANALYSIS. 20. The Relations of Cointension 1. Limitation of the Subject.

and Non-Cointension. 2. Compound Quantitative Rea

21. The Relations of Coextension soning

and Non-Coextension. 3. Compound Quantitative Reis

22. The Relations of Coexistence soning, continued.

and Non-Coexistence. 4. Imperfect and Simple Quan

23. The Relations of Connature titative Reasoning.

and Non-Connature. 5. Quantitative Reasoning in

24. The Relations of Likeness and General

Unlikeness. 6. Perfect Qualitative Reason

25. The Relation of Sequence. ing.

26. Consciousness in General. 7. Imperfect Qualitative Reason

27. Results. ing. 8. Reasoning in General.

PART VII.-GENERAL ANALYSIS. 9.. Classification, Naming, and 1. The Final Question. Recognition.

2. The Assumption of Meta10. The Perception of Special Ob

physicians. jects.

3. The Words of Metaphysicians. 11. The Perception of Body as 4. The Reasonings of Metaphysipresenting Dynamical, 'Sta

cians. tico-Dynamical, and Stati- 5. Negative Justification of Realcal Attributes.

ism. 12. The Perception of Body as 6. Argument from Priority.

presenting Statico-Dynami- 7. The Argument from Simplicity.

ca' and Statical Attributes. 8. The Argument from Distinct13. The Perception of Body as pre

ness. senting Statical Attributes. 9. A Criterion Wanted. 14. The Perception of Space. 10. Propositions qualitatively dis15. The Perception of Time.

tinguished. 16. The Perception of Motion. 11. The Universal Postulate. 17. The Perception of Resistance. 12. The test of Relative Validit: 18. Perception in General.

13. Its Corollaries. 19. The Relations of Similarity 14. Positive Justificati and Dissimilarity.

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19 Sacred Places, Temples, and

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22. Animal-Worship. the Inanimate.

23. Plant-Worship. 10. The Ideas of Sleep and Dreams.

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