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<dd>"Chapters II-VI contain the substance of the Shaw fellowship lectures delivered at Edinburgh university during the winter session 1904-5."--Pref</dd>
<dd>Introduction.--Dualism and the new problem.--Truth and experience.--Plan and stages of the argument.--The interpretation of sense-experience: and of perceptual experience.--Understanding and the world of noumena and phenomena.--Self-conscious experience.--The sphere of reason, scientific experience.--The sphere of finite spirit, moral experience.--The sphere of absolute spirit, religious experience, contemplation</dd>
<dd>Rare Annex copy 1: Gift of Henry W. Sage</dd>
<dd>Rare Annex copy 2: Gift of the Dept. of Philosophy</dd></dl><br>Subjects:</div>
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Baillie, J. B. (James Black), Sir, 1872-1940</div>
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