Chapter XXIII

).

I think the present arrangement is the better one, as it avoids from the outset the suggestion that the real world is something subjective--our sensations or ideas--and thus escapes the idealistic flavor which almost inevitably attaches to the other treatment, until the discussion is completed, at least.

## CHAPTER V , sections 10-21. See Chapters VIII and IX, "System of

Metaphysics," "The Distinction between Appearance and Reality" and "The Significance of the Distinction."

Section 22. See