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Political philosophy. Social philosophy

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"This is volume 2 of Sir William Hamilton's lectures on metaphysics. The lectures presented here cover a range of metaphysical topics: special cognitive and presentative faculties, conservative faculties, reproductive faculties, and elaborative and regulative faculties. Also included are the feelings--pleasure and pain." (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2008 APA, all rights reserved).

First philosophy.

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"The principles now folly explained and illustrated in this work were first brought before the public in an article on Typical Forms by Dr. McCosh in the "North British Review" for August, 1851. The article in the "North British" on Typical Forms is a vigorous contribution to this middle department of theology, which, like a central area left unbuilt in a street after the completion of the erections on both sides, seems so necessary to the union of the contiguous fabrics, and to the design of the whole; and all that its perusal leaves us to regret is, that its accomplished author, in whom the reader will, we believe, recognize a most original thinker-a man already well known in the ethical field, both in our own country and America-should not have expanded it into a volume. But in the special field which he has chosen he need not greatly fear a competitor. The subject is one, too, on which thought ripens slowly; for, like the agricultural produce of a new colony, it has all to be raised from the seed; and the deeply interesting, but comparatively brief article of the reviewer, will, we can not doubt, be yet expanded into a separate treatise, which will prove none the less fresh, and all the more solid, from the circumstance that it should have appeared as an article first"--Book. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved).

Philosophy of nature. --- Science --- Philosophy.

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Philosophy, Ancient --- Plato