CHAPTER XI

OTHER PROBLEMS OF WORLD AND MIND

44. Is the Material World a Mechanism? 45. The Place of Mind in Nature. 46. The Order of Nature and "Free-will." 47. The Physical World and the Moral World.

## PART IV

SOME TYPES OF PHILOSOPHICAL THEORY

## CHAPTER XII THEIR HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

48. The Doctrine of Representative Perception. 49. The Step to Idealism. 50. The Revolt of "Common Sense." 51. The Critical Philosophy.

## CHAPTER XIII REALISM AND IDEALISM

52. Realism. 53. Idealism.

## CHAPTER XIV MONISM AND DUALISM

54. The Meaning of the Words. 55. Materialism. 56. Spiritualism. 57. The Doctrine of the One Substance. 58. Dualism. 59. Singularism and Pluralism.

## CHAPTER XV RATIONALISM, EMPIRICISM, CRITICISM, AND CRITICAL EMPIRICISM

60. Rationalism. 61. Empiricism. 62. Criticism. 63. Critical Empiricism. 64. Pragmatism.

## PART V

THE PHILOSOPHICAL SCIENCES

## CHAPTER XVI LOGIC

65. Introductory; the Philosophical Sciences. 66. The Traditional Logic. 67. The "Modern" Logic. 68. Logic and Philosophy.

## CHAPTER XVII PSYCHOLOGY

69. Psychology and Philosophy. 70. The Double Affiliation of Psychology.

## CHAPTER XVIII ETHICS AND AESTHETICS

71. Common Sense Ethics. 72. Ethics and Philosophy. 73. Aesthetics.

## CHAPTER XIX METAPHYSICS

74. What is Metaphysics? 75. Epistemology.

## CHAPTER XX THE PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION

76. Religion and Reflection. 77. The Philosophy of Religion.

## CHAPTER XXI PHILOSOPHY AND THE OTHER SCIENCES

78. The Philosophical and the Non-philosophical Sciences. 79. The study of Scientific Principles and Methods.

## PART VI

ON THE STUDY OF PHILOSOPHY

## CHAPTER XXII THE VALUE OF THE STUDY OF PHILOSOPHY

80. The Question of Practical Utility. 81. Why Philosophical Studies are Useful. 82. Metaphysics and the Philosophy of Religion.

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