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PREFATORY NOTE.
The following scheme represents the present arrangement of the
collection of Philosophical works in the Library of Congress. In its
preparation various systems of classification have been consulted
and freely used, notably Cutter, Dewey (especially its expanded
form represented in the Manuel, 1904, of the Institut international
de bibliographic, Bruxelles), Hartwig, Schleiermacher, the Bibli-
ography of Benjamin Rand, the Psychological index, and the index
to the Zeitschrift fur psychologie und physiologie der sinnesorgane.
It seemed that in this class a desired degree of consistency or uni-
formity of treatment was not attainable in the distribution of the
works of particular philosophers by subject, owing to lack of issues
of such works in separate form, the only existing or available editions
in many cases forming part of collections, collected works, or combi-
nations of two or more special works. It was thought best, therefore,
to keep together the resources of the library on a given writer, pro-
viding for the representation of special works under the subject or
subjects concerned by filing reference entries in the shelf list under
Logic, Metaphysics, Psychology, Ethics, and more specific subjects,
as the case might be. Although duplicating to a certain extent the
arrangement of the alphabetical catalogue, this appeared to be the
only method by which great irregularity of treatment could be
avoided.
It may also be noted that the schedules contain a number of
names of writers of minor importance who happen to be represented
in the collection. These were included chiefly for the purpose of
illustrating the method of treatment of such classes of material.
The group Occult Sciences has been appended to the literature
of Psychology, owing to the difficulty of clearly separating the same
from the literature of Metapsychology or Psychic Research, the one
shading into the other without presenting any marked line of cleavage.
This reason may also be advanced for placing Manners, Social Cus-
toms, and Etiquette at the end of Ethics.
The Greek and Latin classic authors may be collected eventually
in Class PQ (Classic literature), to be represented in Philosophy by
PREFATORY NOTE
reference entries in the shelf list only. It has not been thought nec-
essary to adopt for the schedules the fuller and more exact forms of
name of classic writers which govern in the catalogues of the library.
Throughout the preparation of the scheme I have had the counsel
and criticism of Mr. Charles Martel, the Chief Classifier.
Edwin Wiley
Classifier in charge of
Philosophy and Political Science
Herbert Putnam
Librarian of Congress
Washington, D. C, March 15, 1910.
Explanation of Abbreviations, Symbols, etc.
Headings marked with an asterisk (*) may be subdivided :
(0) Early works (including Latin and Greek).
(1) English.
(2) French.
(3) German.
(4) Italian.
(5) Spanish.
(6)
(7)
(8) Other, A-Z.
The numbers in curves (1) (2) (3) (4) following a heading or name
refer to the corresponding tables of subdivisions, printed at the end
(pp. 93-94), which may be applied in subdividing those subjects (with
such modifications as may seem desirable in special cases)
Philosophers not represented in the scheme may be provided for as
required, in their alphabetical positions, by using unassigned num-
bers, or Cutter numbers, e. g., B 3638 Romagnosi,
B 3616.F4 Ferri.
SYNOPSIS
B
COLLECTIONS. HISTOBY. SYSTEMS.
Collections.
1-8 Periodicals.
11-18 Societies.
18-20 Congresses.
21-28 Collections.
31 Yearbooks.
41-48 Dictionaries.
49-50 Terminology. Nomenclature.
51 Encyclopedic works*
52 Study and teaching.
53-67 Theory. Method. Scope. Eelations.
56 Relation to theology and religion
61 Relation to history.
63 Relation to economics and sociology.
65 Relation to law and political science.
66 Relation to literature.
67 Relation to science.
68 Curiosa. Miscellany. Satire, etc.
69-785 History and systems.
69-103 Comprehensive works (History).
108-118 Ancient.
121-138 Orient.
140-144 Egypt.
145-9 Assyria-Babylonia.
150-4 Persia.
155-9 Hebrews.
165-491 Greece.
171-175 History.
178-491 Special.
178 Relation of philosophy to Greek life and literature.
181 Influence of Greek philosophy on modern thought.
188-491 By period.
188-258 First period.
193 Atomism.
196 Eleatics.
199 Pythagoreanism.
205-258 Individual philosophers.
265-319 Second period.
271-288 General works.
271-288 Special topics.
271 Eclecticism.
274 Elean-Eretrian school.
279 Hedonism (Cyrenaicism).
285 Megarian school.
288 Sophism.
293-319 Individual philosophers.
SYNOPSIS
History and systems.
Greece.
By period.
335-491
Third period.
335
General works.
Special topics.
341
Peripatetics.
350-491
Individual philosophers.
350-398
Plato.
400-491
Aristotle.
605-626
Greco-Roman philosophy.
505
General works.
508-531
Special topics.
508
Cynicism.
511
Dogmatism.
512
Epicureanism.
514
Moralists.
517
Neo-Platonism.
519
Neo-Pythagoreanism.
522
Peripatetics (Greco- Roman).
525
Scepticism (Pyrrhonism).
528
Stoicism.
531
Syncretism.
535-626
Individual philosophers.
630-708
Alexandrian and Early Christian philosophy.
631
General works.
635-645
Special topics.
635
Apologists.
638
Gnosticism.
641
Manicheism.
645
Neo-Platonism.
650-708
Individual philosophers.
720-765
Medieval philosophy.
721
General works.
723-725
General special.
723
Influence of Oriental philosophy.
725
Influence of Aristotle.
728-737
Special topics.
Conceptualism (see Nominalism and realism)
728
Mysticism.
731
Nominalism and realism.
734
Scholasticism.
737
Summism.
741-753
Arabian and Moorish philosophers.
755-759
Hebrew philosophers.
765
European philosophers.
775-785
Renaissance philosophy.
775
General works.
778-779
Special topics.
778
Humanism.
779
Scepticism.
781-785
Individual philosophers.
SYNOPSIS
History and systems.
790-4651
Modern philosophy.
791-798
Comprehensive works.
•
802-804
By period.
802
18th century.
803
19th century.
804
20th century.
808-843
Special topics.
808
Agnosticism.
(809)
Criticism.
810
Dogmatism.
812
Dualism.
814
Eclecticism.
816
Empiricism (Associationalism).
818
Evolution.
821
Humanism. Neo-humunism.
823
Idealism (Transcendentalism).
825
Materialism.
827
Monism.
828
Mysticism.
829
Pessimism.
831
Positivism.
832
Pragmatism.
833
Rationalism.
835
Realism.
837
Scepticism.
839
Scholasticism.
841
Spiritualism.
843
Utilitarianism.
851-945
United States.
851-855
Comprehensive works (History).
858
Compends, outlines, etc.
861
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
865-945
By period.
865-876
Colonial (to circa 1750).
878-889
Revolutionary period.
893-945
19th century.
901-931
Early 19th century (to circa 1860).
903-905
Special topics.
903
Scotch philosophy, Influence of.
905
Transcendentalism, Brook farm,
phy, etc.
Concord school of philoso-
908-931
Individual philosophers.
934-945
Later 19th century.
938-943
Special topics.
938
Evolution in the United States.
941
Idealism in the United States —
943
Monism in the United States.
945
Individual philosophers.
981-995
Canada and British America.
SYNOPSIS
History and systems.
Modern philosophy.
1001-1004
Spanish America.
1015-1019
Mexico.
1025
Central America.
1028
Tuba and West Indies.
10110-1084
South America.
1111-1G74
England.
1111-1118
Comprehensive works (History).
1121
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
1131-l(i74
By period.
1138-1299
17th century.
1138-1299
Individual philosophers.
1 1T> 1-1 183
Bacon, Francis.
1203-1248
Ilobbes
1253-1298
Locke.
1300-1558
18th century.
1301
General works.
1303-1397
Individual philosophers.
1303-1349
Berkeley.
1401-1558
Scottish philosophers.
1401
General works.
1403-1558
Individual philosophers.
1450-1499
Hume.
1561-1674
19th century.
1561-1565
Comprehensive works (Iiistory).
1567
Essays and other miscellaneous.
1568 71
Special topics.
Evolution (see B 841).
1568
Neo-llegelianism (19th century English c
mly)
1579
Rationalism (19th century English only).
1571
Utilitarianism.
1573-1612
Earlier 19th century, to 1860-70.
1574-1612
Individual philosophers.
1015-1674
Later 19th century.
,
1618-1674
Individual philosophers.
1801-2415
France.
1801-1805
Comprehensive works (History).
1809
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
181.5-2415
By period.
1815-1903
17th ceutury.
1836-1903
Individual philosophers.
1836-1878
DescartiH.
1911-2178
18th century.
1911
General works.
1914 1925
Special topics.
1914
Ideology.
1917
Scepticism.
1921
Traditionalism.
1925
Other, A-Z.
2109 2178
Individual philosophers.
2185 2415
19th century.
2191 2415
Individual philosophers.
10
SYNOPSIS
History and systems.
Modern philosophy.
2521-3395
Germany.
2535-3395
By period.
2535-2609
17th century.
2545-2609
Individual philosophers.
2550-2599
Leibnitz.
2615-2728
18th century.
2615
General works.
2621-2628
Special topics.
2621
Die Aufkldrung .
2741-3175
Later 18th and early 19th century.
2741
General works.
2745-48
Special topics.
2745
German transcendental idealism
2748
Other, A-Z.
2750-3175
Individual philosophers.
2750-2799
Kant.
2800-2849
Fichte.
2850-2899
Schelling.
2900-2949
Hegel.
3100-3149
Schopenhauer.
3181-3399
Later 19th century.
3181
General works.
3185-3197
Special topics.
3185
Idealism.
3188
Materialism.
3191
Naturalism.
3194
Pessimism.
3197
Positivism.
3200-3395
Individual philosophers.
3501-3515
Greece (modern).
3551-3561
Italy.
3571-3648
By period.
3571-3583
17th century.
3591-98
18th century.
3601-3648
19th century.
3601
General works.
3605-08
Special topics.
3605
Positivism.
3608
Scholasticism.
3612-3648
Individual philosophers.
3801-4173
The Netherlands.
3801
General works.
3871-4098
By period.
3871-4000
17th century.
3900-4000
Individual philosophers.
3900-3949
Geulinex.
3951-3999
Spinoza.
4005-4028
18th century.
4041-1148
Holland.
4151-1173
Belgium.
11
SYNOPSIS
History and systems.
Modern philosophy.
4201-4278 Eussia.
4211^278 By period.
4211-4218 17th and 18th centuries.
4231-4278 19th century.
4301^489 Scandinavia.
4325-4389 Denmark.
4411-4438 Norway.
4455-4489 Sweden.
4511-4598 Spain and Portugal.
4561-68 Spain.
4591-98 Portugal.
4625-4651 Switzerland.
BC LOGIC
Collections.
1 Periodicals.
4 Societies.
6 Collections.
9 Dictionaries.
11-39 History.
[41-49] [Special systems and theories. (Works that would be classed here at
present in B, General philosophic systems.)]
50-57 Theory, nature, scope, and relations.
51 Relation to speculative philosophy.
53 Relation to psychology.
55 Relation to ethics.
57 Other.
59 Study and teaching.
Treatises.
60-78 Deductive logic and combinations of deductive and inductive.
80-99 Inductive and empirical logic.
101-117 Compends, text-books, etc.
121-199 Special.
121 Genetic and evolutionary logic.
131-135 Symbolic and algebraic logic.
137-138 Mechanical logical methods and systems. "Logic machines."
141 Logic of chance. Probability.
151-161 Logic for professional classes.
151 Lawyers.
156 Legislators.
161 Other, by class, A-Z.
171-199 Special topics.
171 Truth and error. Certitude.
177 Reasoning, argumentation, etc
181 Propositions.
183 Hypothesis.
185 Syllogisms. Enthymeme. Sorites. Dilemma, etc.
199 Other, by subject, A-Z.
12
SYNOPSIS
BD GENERAL PHILOSOPHICAL TREATISES, METAPHYSICS, ETC.
10-41
General philosophical treatises.
30-35
Compends and text-books.
41
Lectures, miscellany, pamphlets, etc.
100-708
Metaphysics.
150-241
Epistemology. Theory of knowledge.
181-240
Special.
181
Origin and sources of knowledge.
Intuitionalism.
Rationalism.
Sensationalism.
Empiricism.
201
Limits of knowledge.
Criticism.
Skepticism.
Positivism.
Agnosticism.
Solipsism.
Nihilism.
211
The unknowable. Ding an sich.
215
Belief. Faith.
221
Relativity of knowledge.
232
Theory of values. Werth.
235
Abstraction. Generalization.
240-241
Methodology. Classification of the sciences.
303-444
Ontology. Cf. Q 177.
331-444
Special.
331
Being. Nature of reality. Substance.
Dualism.
Materialism.
Subjective idealism.
Spiritualism.
352
Phenomenalism. Attributes of being.
373
Change.
394
Unity and plurality.
411
Finite and infinite. The conditioned and unconditioned.
416
The absolute.
420422
The soul, Immortality of, etc.
426
Pre-existence of the soul. Metempsychosis.
428
Soul of animals.
431
Life, Problem of.
444
Death, Problem of.
493-708
Cosmology.
530-652
Special.
530-595
Teleology. Causation. Final cause.
553-595
Special.
553
Mechanism. Mechanical theories of the universe (including
Mechanism and Theism).
555
Theism.
558
Pantheism.
573
Philosophy of religion.
13
SYNOPSIS
Metaphysics.
Cosmology.
Special.
Teleology. Causation. Final cause.
Special — Con ti n ue< 1 .
581
Philosophy of nature.
591
Cause and effect.
595
Change.
Evolution, see B 818, QH.
621
Space.
626
Space and matter.
638
Time.
643
Number and quantity.
645
Cosmic harmony.
646
Matter, Structure of. Atomism, etc.
652
Matter and motion. Force.
701
Miscellaneous speculations. Curiosa, etc
708
Pamphlets.
BF PSYCHOLOGY.
Collections.
1-8 Periodicals.
Cf. Philosophy, B 1-8; Psychic research, BF 1002-
11-18 Societies.
10 Congresses.
21-28 Collected works. Monographs, etc.
31 Dictionaries.
38-67 Theory, scope, and relations.
39 Statistical methods.
41-67 Special.
41 Relation to speculative philosophy.
44 Relation to logic.
47 Relation to ethics.
51 Relation to theology.
54 Relation to pedagogy.
57 Relation to sociology.
61 Relation to law.
64 Relation to natural sciences.
67 Psychology and life.
77 Study and teaching.
81-88 History of the science.
110-141 Treatises.
150-171 Mind and body.
173 Pathologic psychology. General treatises.
181-295 Physiological and experimental psychology.
Anatomy and physiology of the nervous system.
231-295 Sensation.
241-295 Special senses.
241 Vision.
251 Hearing.
261 Taste.
271 Smell.
14
SYNOPSIS
Physiological and experimental psychology
Sensation.
Special senses — Continued.
275 Touch and other cutaneous senses.
281 Temperature sense.
285 Muscle sense.
291 Static senses (Position, equilibrium, etc.).
295 Other.
311-499 Consciousness.
321 Attention. Apperception.
323 Other topics, A-Z, e. g. Expectancy.
335 Habit and accommodation. Inhibition.
341-346 Heredity.
353 Environment.
355 Posture.
357 Imitation. Mimicry.
365-435 Association and reproduction of ideas.
367 Memory. Mental imagery.
408-435 Creative processes. Imagination. Invention.
410 Psychology of inspiration.
412 Genius.
416 Studies of men of genius, by name, A-Z (e. g. Zola).
418 Genius and heredity.
423 Genius and insanity.
426 Genius and degeneration.
431 The age of efficiency, mental virility, etc.
435 Stupidity. Intellectual deficiency, etc.
441 Comparison, judgment, reasoning.
455 Thought and language. Speech.
456 Psychology of reading, spelling, etc.; by subject, A-Z.
458 Symbolism.
468 Psychology of time, space, causality, etc.
475 Time relations, Rhythm, etc.
481 Work and fatigue.
491 Normal illusions.
495 Synesthesia.
497 Colored audition.
498 Number forms.
511-521 Affection. Feeling. Emotion.
515 Pleasure and pain.
521 The feelings. Sensibility.
531-593 Emotion.
585-593 Expression of the emotions.
608-628 Will. Volition (cf. Ethics).
619 Diseases of the will.
620-628 Freedom of the will.
Training of the will.
638-645 ' ' New Thought. ' '
660-935 Comparative, genetic psychology and other special.
Comparative psychology
660-678 Animal psychology.
685 Instinct (Comparative studies).
692 Sex psychology. (Comparative studies.)
15
SYNOPSIS
Comparative, genetic psychology and other special.
697 Differential psychology (Individuality).
698 Personality. (Cf. Consciousness.)
700-755 Genetic psychology.
717 Psychology of play.
721 Child psychology (restricted to the child mind from evolu-
tionary viewpoints).
730 Race and ethnic psychology ( Volkerpsychologie) .
751-755 Psychology of nations.
758 Psychology of meaning. Value. Werth.
781-788 Psychology of evidence.
795-861 Temperament, character, physiognomy and other quasi psychologic
systems.
795 Temperament.
818-839 Character.
840-861 Physiognomy.
866-885 Phrenology.
890-905 Graphology. Study of handwriting.
908-935 The hand.
METAPSYCHOLOGY.
PSYCHIC BESEABCH. PSYCHOLOGY OF THX
UNCONSCIOUS, ETC.
Collections.
1001-08 Periodicals.
1010-18 Societies.
1021 Congresses.
1023 Collected works. Monographs, etc.
1025 Dictionaries.
1028 History.
1029-30 Beports of commissions, investigations, etc.
1031-38 Treatises. Comprehensive.
1048-63 Hallucinations. Illusions.
1068-73 Sleep. Somnambulism.
1075-99 Dreams.
1111-58 Hypnotism. Suggestion. Animal magnetism.
1161-71 Telepathy. Mind reading, etc.
1211-18 Multiple consciousness. Dissociation of personality, etc.
1225-1339 Spiritism. Communication with discarnate spirits. Spiritualism.
1281-1311 Mediumship.
1281-1283 Cases.
1289 Exposures of mediums.
1291-1311 Spirit messages, inspirational records, etc.
1321-1352 Trance and analogous states. Ecstasy. Sensory and motor automat-
ism, etc.
1325 Clairvoyance.
1331 Crystal gazing.
1338 Clairaudience.
1343 Automatic writing. Planchette.
1347 Automatic drawing and painting.
1352 Trance utterance.
16
SYNOPSIS
Spiritism. Communication with discarnate spirits. Spiritualism.
1371 Physical phenomena of spiritism. Telekinesis.
1375 Raps.
1378 Materialization.
1381 Spirit photography.
1383 Dematerialization. "Fourth dimension."
1385 Levitation.
1389 Other, A-Z.
OCCULT SCIENCES.
1405
Collections.
1410-34
History, etc.
1439
Pamphlets, and other minor.
1445-1486
Ghosts. Apparitions. Haun tings.
1475
Haunted houses.
1481
Apparitions of tho living
1483
Goblins.
1486
Sea specters. "Flying Dutchman," etc.
1501-1561
Demonology.
1505-14
History.
1520-38
General works.
1543
Miscellany: Pamphlets, etc.
Special.
1546-61
Satanism. Devil worship, etc.
1552
Elemental spirits. Genii. Elves. Fairies. Gnomes.
1553
The "evil eye."
1555
Possession. Obsession.
1556
Incubi. Succubi. Vampires.
1557
Familiar spirits.
1558
Incantations. Evocations. Grimoire.
1559
Exorcism of demons.
1561
Talismans. Amulets, etc.
1563-84
Witchcraft.
1565-84
History and other general.
1567
Ancient.
1569
Medieval.
1571
Modern.
1573-79
United States.
1575-76
New England: Salem, etc.
1578
Special cases.
1581-84
Other countries.
1585-1628
Magic, White and Black. Herraetics. Kabala. Necromancy.
1597-98
Biography and works of particular magicians and Hermetic philoso-
phers.
1600-18
General works.
1623
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
1630-39
Alchemy.
1634
Alkahest. Universal solvent.
1637
Elixir of life.
1639
Philosopher's stone.
607023 O
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SYNOPSIS
1651-1728 Astrology.
1715 Tables of declinations, etc.
1718 Medical astrology.
1721 Bible and astrology.
1725 Cyclic law. Periodicity.
1728 Nativities of special individuals, A T Z.
1745-79 Oracles. Sibyls. Divinations.
1777 Omens. Signs. Auguries.
1783-1815 Seers. Prophets. Prophecies.
1815 Biographies and prophecies of individual seers, A-Z.
1850-91 Fortune-telling, etc. Cartomancy.
187G-79 Cartomancy.
1881 Fortune-telling by tea and coffee cups.
BH ESTHETICS.
BJ ETHICS.
Collections.
1-8 Periodicals.
11-18 . Societies.
J 9 Congresses.
37-57 Theory, scope, relations.
66 Study and teaching.
68 Particular schools, A-Z.
71-944 History and systems.
By period .
101-224 Ancient.
231-255 Medieval (to 1500).
271-285 Renaissance (1500-1700).
301-944 Modern (1700-).
1001-1185 General works (systematic treatises, etc.).
1001-1031 English.
1201-1278 Christian ethics.
1288-1335 Evolutionary and Genetic ethics.
1355-1385 Positive ethics.
1400-1408 Good and evil.
1406 Evil: Origin. Problem of.
1408 Evil: Value of.
14 10-18 Right and wrong.
1420-24 Truth and falsehood.
1430-34 Compromise.
1440-44 Casuistry.
1451 Duty. Obligation. Responsibility.
1460 64 Freedom of the will.
1471 Conscience.
1 174 Altruism and egotism.
I 175 Sympathy. Compassion.
1 177 Optimism and pessimism.
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SYNOPSIS
1480-87 Happiness.
1487 Joy and sorrow.
1491 Hedonism and asceticism.
1493-98 Active vs. meditative life.
1496 the simple life.
1498 Work. Labor and idleness.
1518-1535 Individual ethics. Character. Virtue, etc.
1533 Virtues.
1535 Vices.
1545-1688 Practical and applied ethics. Conduct of life, etc.
1611-88 Special topics.
1611-18 Success.
1631-58 Ethics for children.
1661-68 Ethics for the young man and the young woman.
1671-78 Ethics for the young man.
1681-88 Ethics for the young woman.
1695 Ethics of the body.
MANNERS. SOCIAL CUSTOMS. ETIQUETTE.
1801
Collections.
Periodicals.
1815
Dictionaries.
1818
Forms, blanks, etc.
1821
History (general and comparative)
1838
Minor works : Lectures, etc.
18<x3
Satire, etc.
1850-2007
Treatises.
2018
Christian etiquette (Catholic).
Special topics.
2021-8
Etiquette of entertaining.
2038
Dinners, luncheons, etc.
2051-65
Wedding etiquette.
2071-75
Funeral etiquette.
2081-95
Card etiquette. Stationery.
2092
Wedding stationery.
2101-15
Etiquette of letter-writing.
2120-2128
Etiquette of conversation.
2137-2155
Etiquette of traveling.
2141
Railway journeys.
2144
Hotels.
2147
Riding and driving.
2151
Bicycling.
2155
Automobiling.
2183-87
Club etiquette.
2187
Women 's clubs.
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PHILOSOPHY
21
PHILOSOPHY
B COLLECTIONS. HISTORY. SYSTEMS.
Periodicals.
1 English and American.
2 French and Belgian.
3 German.
4 Italian.
5 Spanish, amo r^o'RTV Q>U £■$<£.
8 Other, A-Z.
Societies.
11 English and American.
12 French and Belgian.
13 German.
14 Italian.
15 Spanish. A^o PoRTu&LA:
18 Other, A-Z.
Congresses.
18 Congresses, with permanent organization, by name, A-Z.
20 Other, by date.
Collections. _ t(jt
21 English and American. .-if
22 French and Belgian.
23 German.
24 Italian.
25 Spanish. AN£ ~VcQTU&Ues l
28 Other, A-Z.
31 Yearbooks.
Dictionaries.
41 English and American.
42 French and Belgian.
43 German.
44 Italian.
45 Spanish.
48 Other, A-Z.
Terminology. Nomenclature.
49 General works.
50 Special, by subject, A-Z.
23
B PHILOSOPHY B
51 Encyclopedic works.
52 Study and teaching.
(Cf. BF 77, Psychology. Study and teaching.
BJ 66, Ethics. Study and teaching.)
53 Theory. Method. Scope. Relations.
56 Relation to theology and religion.
(Cf. BD 573.)
61 Relation to history.
63 Relation to economics and sociology.
65 Relation to law and political science.
66 Relation to literature.
67 Relation to science.
68 Curiosa. Miscellany. Satire, etc.
HISTORY AND SYSTEMS.
Comprehensive works. Compends. Manuals.
G9 Latin.
English and American.
71 (1) Early works (to circa 1800).
72 (2) Later works.
74 (4) Manuals, outlines, and text-books.
(N. B. Translations of foreign works with originals save
when largely re- written.)
French and Belgian.
76 (1) Early works (to circa 1800).
77 (2) Later works.
79 (4) Manuals, outlines, and text-books.
81-84 German, t
86-89 Italian.f
91-94 Spanish.f
99 Other, A-Z.
(Each subdivided like 71-74, using successive ('utter numbers.)
103 Compends for Catholic students.
Ancient.
108 Collections.
Comprehensive works.
110 Latin.
111 English.
112 French.
113 German.
115 Other, A-Z.
Special.
1 18 Nature philosophy of the ancients.
t Subdivided like 71-74, or 76-79,
24
B B
Orient.
121
General.
By country.
<r
}
Under each:
125-129
China and Japan.
5 Collections.
130-134 1
India.
1
6 History, etc.
140-144
Egypt.
2
7 Special topics, by subject,
145-149
Assyria-Baby-
A-Z.
lonia.
3
8 Individual philosophers.
150-154
Persia.
Undereach (as required) :
155-159
Hebrew.
(a) Complete works.
(Before Christian
(b) Separate works.
era.)
(c) Biography, criti-
161
Other, A-Z.
Greece.
cism, etc., by au-
thor, A-Z.
165
Collections.
History. Compreh<
3nsive
. works.
171
English.
172
French.
173
German.
175
Other, A-Z.
Special.
178
Relation of philos
,ophy
to Greek life and literature.
181
Influence of Gree
k phii
osophy on modern thought.
By period.
First period/
188 General.
Special topics.
193 Atomism.
196 Eleatics.
199 Pythagoreanism.
Individual philosophers.
205 Anaxagoras.
208 Anaximander.
211 Anaximenes.
213 Archytas.
215 Diogenes of Apollonia.
218 Empedoclea.
220-224 Heraclitus (3).
225-229 Leucippus (3).
235. M3 Melissus of Samos.
.03 Ocellus, Lucanus
.P2 Parmenides of Samoa.
.P4 Philolaus.
240-244 Pythagoras (3).
25
B
PHILOSOPHY
B
Greece.
By period.
First period.
Individual philosophers.
250-255 Thales (3).
258. T4 Timaeue of Locri.
X3 Xenophanes.
2A Zeno of Elea.
Second period.
265 General works.
Special topics.
271 Eclecticism.
274 Elean-Eretrian school.
279 Hedonism (Cyrenaicism) .
285 Megarian school.
288 Sophism.
Individual philosophers.
293.A3 Antisthenes.
.A5 Arete.
.A7 Aristippus of Cyrene.
295-299 DeinocritU8 (3).
305. D4 Diogenes the Cynic.
305. E8 Euclid ee of Megara.
.G3 Gorgias of Leontium.
.P4 Phaedo of Elis.
,P7 Prodicus of Scios.
.P8 Protagoras of Abdera.
310-319 Socrates (2).
Third period.
335 General works.
Special topics.
341 Peripatetics.
Individual philosophers.
Plato.
350 Periodicals.
351 Dictionaries, lexicons, etc.
Collected works.
353 Greek texts, by date.
354 Editions with commentary, by editor, A-Z.
355 Partial editions, selections, etc.
Translations (including translations accom-
panied by original text).
357 Latin.
358 English.
359 French.
360 German.
361 Italian.
362 Spanish.
363 Other, A-Z.
26
B PHILOSOPHY B
Greece.
By period.
Third period.
Individual philosophers.
Plato.
Separate works.
Under each:
(1) Greek text, by date.
.Al (date).
(2) Editions with commentary, by editor, A-Z.
A2 A-Z.
(3) Selections, paraphrases, etc.
.A3 (date).
(4) Translations, by language, -mbarranged by
translator.
.A4 Latin.
.A5 English.
.A6 French.
.A7 German.
.A8 Other.
(5) Criticism, etc., by author, A-Z.
.A9-Z.
365 Apologia Socratis.
366 Channides.
Convivium (see Symposium).
367 Cratylus.
368 Crito.
De Legibus (see Leges).
De Republica (see Respublica).
369 Euthydemus.
370 Euthyphro.
371 Gorgias.
372 Ion-
373 Laches.
374 Leges.
375 Lysis-
376 Menexenus.
377 Meno.
378 Parmenides.
379 Phaedo.
380 Phaedrus.
381 Philebus.
382 Protagoras.
383 Respublica.
384 Sophistes.
385 Symposium.
386 Theaetetus.
387 Timaeus.
Spurious and apocryphal works.
391.A2 Collections.
Separate.
391. A5 Alcibiadee.
Amatores (see Erastae).
27
B PHILOSOPHY B
Greece.
By period.
Third period.
Individual philosophers.
Plato.
Spurious and apocryphal works.
Separate.
.A8 Axiochus.
.C5 Cleitophon.
.E5 Epigrammata.
.E8 Epistolae.
.E9 Erastae.
.H4 Hippias.
.M4 Minos.
.T4 Theages. -•
.Z5A-Z Other.
392 Indexes, outlines, paraphrases, etc.
393 General works (biography, popular accounts, etc.),
by author, A-Z.
394 Early criticism (Classic authors).
395 Criticism and interpretation.
398 Special topics, by subject, A-Z, subarranged by
author of treatise, A-Z.
Aristotle.
400 Periodicals.
401 Dictionaries, lexicons, etc.
Collected works.
403 Greek text, by date.
404 Editions, with commentary; by editor, A-Z.
405 Partial editions, selections, etc.
Translations (including translations accompanied
by original text).
406 Latin.
407 English.
408 French.
409 German.
410 Italian.
411 Spanish.
412 Other, A-Z.
Separate works.
Under each:
(1) .Al. Greek text; by date.
(2) .A2. Editions, with commentary; by
editor, A-Z.
(3) .A3. Selections, paraphrases, etc.
(4) .A4-8. Translations; by language, sub-
arranged by translator, A-Z.
(5) .A9-Z9. Criticism, etc.; by author, A-Z.
28
B PHILOSOPHY B
Greece.
By period.
Third period.
Individual philosophers.
Aristotle.
Separate works.
415
De aninui.
416
De audibilibua.
417
De coelo.
418
De coloribus.
419
De generatione animalium.
420
De generatione et corruptione.
421
De mirabilibus auscultationibus.
422
De moribus ad Eudemum.
423
De motu animalium.
424
De mundo.
425
De partibufl animalium.
426
De plantis.
De republica Atheniensium. (See JC 79.)
427
De virtu tibus et vitiis.
428
De Xenophane, Zenone, et Gorgia.
430
Ethica.
431
Historia animalium.
432
Magna moralia.
433
Mechanica.
434
Metaphysica.
435
Meteorologica.
436
(Economica.
437
Organon (complete).
438
Categoriae.
439
De interpretatione.
440
Priora analytica.
441
Posteriora analytica.
442
Topica.
443
Elenchi.
444
Parva naturalia.
445
Phyeica.
446
Phyeiognomica.
447
Poetica.
448
Politica.
449
Problemata.
450
Rhetorica.
451
Scolion in Hermiam.
Spurious and apocryphal works.
458
Collections.
Separate.
461
Chiromantia.
462
De astronomia.
463
De innato ppiritu.
464
De iride.
465
De lapide philoeophico.
29
B PHILOSOPHY B
Greece.
By period.
Third period.
Individual philosophers.
Aristotle.
Spurious and apocryphal works.
Separate.
466
De perfecto magistrate
467
De porno.
468
Epistolse.
469
Peplus.
470
Rhetorica ad Alexandrum.
471
Secreta secretorum.
472
Theologia.
475
Indexes, outlines, paraphrases, etc.
481
General works (biography, popular
accounts, etc.).
485
Criticism and interpretation.
491
Special topics; by subject, A-Z,
subarranged by
author of treatise. £,* ^2,
Greco-Roman philosophy.
Ideal.
505
General works.
(Including works extending into next group.)
Special topics.
508
Cynicism.
511
Dogmatism.
512
Epicureanism.
514
Moralists.
517
Neo-Platonism.
(Cf. B 350-398; B G45.)
519
Neo-Pythagoreanism .
522
Peripatetics (Greco-Koman).
525
Scepticism (Pyrrhonism).
528
Stoicism.
531
Syncretism.
(Cf. Eclecticism B 271.)
Individual philosophers.
535. A2
Aenesidemus.
.A3
Agrippa.
.A4
Alcinous.
.A5
Alexander of Aegae.
.A6
Alexander of Aphrodisias.
.A7
Andronicue of Rhodes.
.A8
Apollodorue.
536. A2
Apollonius of Tyana.
.A3
Apuh'ius of Madaura.
.A4
ArceBilaus.
.A5
Ariato of Chios.
30
B PHILOSOPHY B
Greco-Roman philosophy.
Individual philosophers.
.A6
Aristoxenufl.
.A7
Aapaaiua.
537
Carneades.
538.C2
Celsua, Aureliua Cornelius.
540-513
Chrysippua (3).
550-553
Cicero (3).
557. 02
Clean thea.
.04
Grantor.
.05
Orates, of Thebea.
D3
Demetrius Phalereua.
.D4
Diodorus.
560-563
Epictetua (3).
570-573
Epicurus (3).
577.E5
Eudemus of Rhodes.
.G2
Galen us.
.H3
Hormarchus of Mytilene.
H5
Hieronymus.
.L5
Lucianua.
.L6
Lucretius.
.L8
Lyco.
580-5S3
Marcus Aureliua (3).
588
Maximua of Tyrus.
591
Nicolaua of Damascus.
593
Numenius of Apamea.
595
Panaetius.
598. P3
Philo of Laris.sa.
598.P4
Philodemua of Gadara.
600-603
Plutarchus of Chaeronea (3).
60
PomponiuB Atticus.
607. P2
Posidoniua.
P4
Polyatratus.
610-613
Pyrrho (3).
615 618
Seneca (3).
620-623
Sextus Empiricua (3).
626. S3
Staaeaa.
.S5
Strato.
.T3
Theophrastua of Leaboa.
.T5
Timon of Phliua.
.Z2
Zeno of Citium.
.Z4
Zeno of Tarsus.
Alexandrian and Early Christian Philosophy
630
Collections.
631
General works.
Special topics.
635
Apologists.
638
Gnosticism.
31
B PHILOSOPHY B
Alexandrian and Early Christian Philosophy.
Special topics.
641
Manicheism.
645
Neo-Platonism.
(Restricted to Patristic Neo-Platonism. Prefer B 517.)
Individual philosophers.
N. B. — Works not purely or mainly philosophic are to be classed with
their subjects in other classes: Theology, literature, etc.
650.A2-3
Eneas of Gaza.
650.A4-5
Amelius.
.A6-7
Ammonius Saccas.
.A8-9
Arnobius.
653
Athanasius.
654
Athenagoraa.
655
Augustine, St.
657
Bardesanes.
658
Basilides.
659
Boethius.
661
Capella.
663
Carpocrates.
665
Cassiodorus.
666
Clement of Alexandria.
667. C6
Cyprian.
.D4
Dionysius Areopagita.
.E5
Erennius (Herennius,.
•G5
Gregory of Nazianzus.
.G7
Gregory of Nyssa.
.H5
Hippolytus.
669
Iamblichus.
671
Irenaeus.
672
Ieidorus Gnosticus.
673
Isidorus Hispalensis.
674
Julian.
675
Justin Martyr.
677
Lactantius.
679
Longinus.
681
Marc ion.
683
Maximus of Ephesus.
684. M3
Methodius.
.M5
Minucius Felix.
.N3
Nemesius (Bishop of Emesa).
685
Origen.
687
Pantaenus.
689
Philo Judaeus (Alexandrinus).
691
Philoponus.
693
Plotinus.
695
Plutarch of Athens.
697
Porphyrius.
701
Proclus.
703. S5
Simpliciue.
.S8
Syrianus.
32
B PHILOSOPHY B
Alexandrian and Early Christian Philosophy.
Individual philosophers.
705
Tertullian.
708. T4
Themistius.
.V3
Valentinue.
Medieval.
720
Collections.
721
General works.
General special.
723
Influence of Arabic philosophy.
725
Influence of Aristotle on Medieval thought.
Special topics.
Conceptualism (see Nominalism and realism).
728
Mysticism.
(For Modern and general, Bee B 828.)
731
Nominalism and realism.
734
Scholasticism.
(For Modern and general, see B 869.)
737
Summism.
Arabian and Moorish philosophers, Mohammedan philosophers,
741
General works.
745
Special topics, A-Z.
Individual philosophers.
748. A3
Abu Bakr al-Turtushi ibn Abu Randaqua.
.A6
Avempace (Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Yahya Bajjat).
749
Averroes (Ibn Rushd).
751
Avicenna (Ibn Sina).
753. F3
ai"x t araoi.
.G3
al-Gazali.
.13
Ibn Tufa'il.
.K5
al-Kindi.
Hebrew philosophers.
755
General works.
757
Special topics, A-Z.
Individual philosophers.
759.A5
Avicebronus (Ibn Gibirol).
J5
Joseph (Ibn Zaddik).
.M3
Maimonides (Ibn Maimun).
European philosophers.
(See note at head of B 650.)
765.A2
Abelard.
.A3
d'Ailly, Pierre.
.A4
Albertus Magnus.
.A5
Alanus ab Insulis.
.A6
Alcuin.
.A7
Alexander of Hales.
.A8
Anselm.
.B2
Bacon, Roger.
607023 O - 44 - 3 33
B PHILOSOPHY B
European philosophers.
765. B3 Bede.
.B4 Berengarius.
•B5 Bernard of Clairvaux, St.
• B6 Be8sarion.
B7 Bonaventura, St.
.D2 David of Dinant.
D3 Dietrich of Freiburg.
• D7 Duns Scotus
• E3 Eckhardt.
•F6 Francis of ABsisi, St.
.G3 Gereon.
•G5 Gilbert de la PorreS (Porretanus).
•H7 Hugo of St. Victor.
•J3 Johannes Scotua Erigena.
J4 John of Salisbury.
• L3 Lanfranc.
•L8 Lully (Raymundus Lullus).
.M3 Marsilius of Inghen.
•N5 Nicholas of Cusa.
• P3 Peter Lorn bard .
•R2 Raymond of Sabunde.
•R4 Rhabanus Maurus.
•R5 Richard of St. Victor.
•R6 Robert of Melun.
•R7 Roscelin.
• R8 Ruysbroeck.
S5 Siger of Brabant.
•S7 Suso.
•T3 Tauler.
•T5 Thomas Aquinas.
.T6 Thomas a Kempis.
•V4 Vincent of Beauvais.
•W3 Walter of St. Victor.
.W4 William of Auvergne.
•W5 William of Champeaux.
.W6 William of Occam
Renaissance, 1500-1600.
(See note under B 660.)
775 General works.
Special topics.
778 Humanism.
779 Scepticism.
Individual philosophers.
781.B3 Bodin (cf. JC 139).
.B6 Boehme.
•B7 Bovillus, Carolus.
783 Bruno, Giordano (cf. Q).
785. C2 Campanella.
•C3 Cardano (cf. Q 155, C 26).
•C5 Charron (cf. Theology).
34
B PHILOSOPHY B
Renaissance, 1500-1600.
Individual philosophers.
785. E6
Erasmus.
.F4
Ficino, Marsilio.
.G2
Galileo (cf. QB 3, 36, QC 123).
.G7
Grotius (cf. JX 2091).
.L4
Lipsius.
.M2
Macchiavelli (cf. JO 143).
.M5
Mirandola (cf. P).
.M7
Montaigne (cf. P).
.M8
More, Sir Thomas (ci. P).
.N4
Nizolio.
.P2
Paracelsus (cf. QB 26, R 128.6).
.P4
Patritius, Franciscus.
.P46
Pereira, Gomez.
.P5
Pletho.
.P6
Poliziano (cf. P).
.P8
Pomponazzi.
.R2
Rabelais (cf. P).
.R4
Ramus.
.R6
Reuchlin.
.82
Sanchez.
.S4
Scaliger (cf. P).
.S6
Servetus (cf. Theology).
.T3
Telesius.
.V2
Vanini.
.W3
Weigel.
Modern.
790
Collections.
Comprehensive works.
791
English.
792
French.
793
German.
794
Italian.
795
Spanish.
798
Other, A-Z.
By period.
801
17th century.
802
18th century.
803
19th century.
804
20th century.
Special topics.
(See also under each country, e. g., England-Utilitarianism, B 1571
May be subdivided under each:
.A1-.A4: Periodicals, Societies, Collections.
.A5-Z: Monographs, etc.: by author.
35
B PHILOSOPHY B
Modern.
Special topics.
808 Agnosticism.
(809) Criticism.
Cf. B 814 Eclecticism.
B 823 Idealism (Transcendentalism).
B 831 Positivism.
B 837 Scepticism.
810 Dogmatism.
812 Dualism. ^ 5 . s&r - -p a >.
814 Eclecticism.
816 Empiricism (Associationalism) .
818 Evolution.
821 Humanism. Neo-numanism.
823 Idealism (Transcendentalism. General works on the
critical philosophy).
I For American transcendentalism, see B 905,
825 Materialism. ' J
827 Monism.
828 Mysticism.
829 Pessimism.
831 Positivism. ^JM79.a/*,
(General works only. Prefer: B 2200-2249 Comte.
832 Pragmatism.
833 Rationalism.
(Cf. B 1569.)
835 Realism.
837 Scepticism.
839 Scholasticism.
(For Medieval, see B 734.)
841 Spiritualism.
(Prefer B 823.)
843 Utilitarianism.
(For English, see B 1571.)
United States.
Comprehensive works.
851 English.
852 French.
853 German.
855 Other, A-Z.
858 Compends, outlines, etc.
861 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
36
B
PHILOSOPHY
B
865
868
870-874
876.M2
878
879
880^884
.885
887
893
895
901
903
905
908.A6
.C4
.C6
910-918
921.J2
925-928
931. P5
.R4
.S3
.T4
.U6
.W3
934
935
Modern.
United States.
By period.
Colonial (to circa 1750).
General works. .
(Including works extending into next period.)
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
Individual philosophers.
Cf. Theology.
Edwards, Jonathan (3).
Mather, Cotton.
Revolutionary (to circa 1800).
General works.
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
Individual philosophers.
Franklin, Benjamin (3).
Jefferson, Thomas.
Paine, Thomas.
19th centmy.
Comprehensive works.
Compends.
By period.
Early 19th century (to circa 1860).
Comprehensive works.
Special topics.
Scotch philosophy, Influence of.
Transcendentalism, Brook Farm, Con-
cord school of philosophy, etc.
(Cf. Idealism, B 823.)
Individual philosophers.
Alcott, A. Bronson.
Channing, W. E.
Clark, James Freeman.
Emerson, R. W. (2).
James, Henry.
McCosh, James (3).
Porter, Noah.
Ripley, George.
Seeley, J. H.
Thoreau, H. D.
Upham, Thomas C.
Wayland, Francis.
later 19th centmy (circa 1860 — ).
Collections.
Comprehensive works.
37
B PHILOSOPHY B
Modern.
'
United States.
later 19th centnry (circa 1860 — ).
Special topics.
938
Evolution in the United States
941
Idealism in the United States.
(Cf. Transcendentalism, B 905.)
943
Monism in the United States.
945
Individual philosophers, A-Z.
.D4
Dewey, John.
.E8
Everett, C. C.
.F4
Fiske, John.
H3
Harris, W. T.
J2
James, William.
.L2
Ladd, G. T.
.R6
Royce, Josiah.
Canada. British America.
981
Comprehensive works.
983
Compends.
988
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
995
Individual philosophers, A-Z.
Spanish America.
1001
Comprehensive works.
1003
Compends.
1008
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
By country.
Under each :
(0) Comprehensive workfl.
(1) CompendB.
(2) Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
(3) Individual philosophers, A-Z.
1015-1019
Mexico.
1025
Central America.
1028
Cnba and West Indies.
South America.
1030-1034
Argentine Republic.
1035-1039
Bolivia.
1040-1044
Brazil.
1045-1049
Chile.
1050-1054
Colombia.
1055-1059
Ecuador.
1060-1064
Guiana.
1065-1069
Paraguay.
1070-1074
Peru.
1075-1079
Uruguay.
1080-1084
Venezuela.
38
B
PHILOSOPHY
B
1111
1112
1113
1118
1121
1131
1133
1151
1153
1154
1155
1156
1159
1160
1161
1162
1163
1165-S9
1170-74
1180
1190-94
1195
1196
1197
Modern.
England.
Comprehensive works.
English.
French.
German.
Other.
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
By period.
17th centnry.
General works.
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
Individual philosophers.
Bacon.
Dictionaries, lexicons, etc.
Collected works.
Latin and English, by date.
English, by date.
Partial editions, extracts, etc., by date.
Translations.
Greek.
French.
German.
•Italian.
Spanish.
Other, A-Z.
Separate works.
Under each:
5 Original edition, by date.
6 1 Editions with commentary, by editor
A-Z.
7 2 Selections, etc.
8 3 Translations, by language, eubarranged
by translator.
9 4 Criticism, etc., by author, A-Z.
I. Latin.
Novum organum.
De augmentis scientiarum.
Other, A-Z.
II. English.
Advancement of science.
Essays, see PR.
Sylva sylvarum, see Q155.
Other, A-Z.
Indexes, outlines, paraphrases, etc.
General works (biography, popular accounts,
etc.).
39
B PHILOSOPHY B
Modem.
-
England.
By period.
17th century.
Individual philosphers.
Bacon.
1198
Criticism and interpretation.
1199
Special topics, by subject, A-Z, subar-
ranged by .author of treatise.
1201. B5
Bromley.
.B6
Browne, Sir Thomas.
.B7
Burthogge.
.C6
Cud worth.
.C7
Culverwell.
.C8
Cumberland.
.D2
Davies.
.G2
Gale, Theophilus.
.G3
Gale, Thomas.
.G5
Glanvil.
.H2
Harvey; Gideon.
.H3
Herbert of Cherbury.
Hobbes.
1203
Collected works, by date.
1205
Partial editions, selections, etc.
Translations.
1209
French.
1210
German.
1211
Italian.
1212
Spanish.
1214
Other.
Separate works.
Subarranged :
(0) Original edition (texts), by date.
(1) Editions with commentary, by editor,
(2) Selections, by date.
(3) Translations, by translator, A-Z.
(4) Criticism, etc.; by author, A-Z.
I. English.
1220
Elements of philosophy.
Leviathan, see JC153.
12213
Questions concerning human liberty, neces-
sity and chance.
1231
Tripos.
1232
Human nature.
1233
De corpore politico.
1234
Of liberty and necessity.
1235
Other works, A-Z.
II. Latin.
Elementorum philosophiae.
1239
Sectio I De corpore.
1241
Sectio III De cive.
40
B PHILOSOPHY B
Modern.
England.
By period.
17th centnry.
Individual philosophers.
Hobbes.
Separate works.
II. Latin.
Examinatio et emendatio mathematical hodier —
nae (see QA).
1244
Other works, A-Z.
1245
Indexes, outlines, paraphrases, etc.
1246
General works (biography, popular accounts,
etc.), by author, A-Z.
1247
Criticism and interpretation.
1248
Special topics, by subject, A-Z, subarranged
by author of treatise.
1249.H6
Hooker.
Locke.
Collected works.
1253
Texts, by date.
1254
Editions with commentary, by editor, A-Z.
1255
Partial editions, selections, etc.
Translations, by translator, A-Z.
1259
French.
1260
German.
1261
Italian.
1262
Spanish.
1263
Other.
Separate works.
1270-1274
Conduct of the understanding.
1280-1284
Elements of natural philosophy.
1290-1294
Essay regarding the human understanding.
1295
Indexes, outlines, paraphrases, etc.
1296
General works (biography, popular accounts,
etc.), by author, A-Z.
1297
Criticism and interpretation.
1298
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
1299. M6
More, Henry.
.N3
Newton.
.P2
Parker.
.S6
Smith, John (of Cambridge).
.W4
Whichcote.
.W6
Worthington.
18th century.
1300
Collections.
1301
General works.
1302
Special topics.
(e. g. Deists.)
41
B
PHILOSOPHY
Modern.
England.
By period.
18th century.
Individual philosophers.
1303-1349
Berkeley (1).
Separate works:
1315-1319
Alciphron.
1320-1324
The querist.
1325-1329
Three dialogues between Hylas and Philonous.
1330-1334
Treatise on the principles of human knowledge.
1355-58
Bolingbroke (3).
1361
Brown, Peter.
1363
Butler.
1365
Clarke.
1366. C4
Collier.
1367
Collins.
1369
Conybeare.
1371
Darwin, Erasmus.
1373. D7
Drummond, W
1375-78
Hartley (3).
1379. H8
Hutton, James.
1381
Mandeville.
1382. P2
Paley.
1383
Priestley.
1385-88
Shaftsbury (3).
1391
Tindall.
1393
Toland.
1394. W2
Watts, Isaac.
1395
Wollaston.
1397
Woolston.
Scottish Philosophers, 18th and early 19th centuries.
1401
General works.
Individual philosophers.
1403.B3
Balfour, James.
1403.B5
Beattie, James.
1405-08
Brown, Thomas (3).
1410-18
Ferguson (2).
1420-28
Hamilton (2).
1435
Home.
1450-1499
Hume (1).
Separate works:
1465-69
An enquiry regarding the principles of morals.
1470-74
Essays, moral and political.
1475-79
Essays, moral, political, and literary.
1480-84
Philosophical essays concerning human under-
standing.
1493
Other works, A-Z.
42
B
PHILOSOPHY
Modern.
England.
Scottish philosophers, 18th and early 19th centuries,
Individual philosophers.
1500-04
JJutcheson (3).
1510-18
Mackintosh (2).
. 1525
Oswald.
1530-38
Reid (2).
1545
Smith, Adam.
1550-58
Stewart (2).
19th century.
Comprehensive works.
1561
English.
1562
French.
1563
German.
1565
Other. •
1567
Essays and other miscellaneous.
Special topics.
Evolution, see B 841.
1568
Neo-Hegelianism.
(19th century English, only.)
1569
Rationalism.
(19th century English, only.) Cf. B 833.
1571
Utilitarianism.
Earlier 19th century, to 1860/70.
1573
General works.
Individual philosophers.
1574. B3
Bentham.
1575-78
Carlyle (3).
1583
Coleridge.
1584. D5
Doherty.
1585
Ferrier.
1589. F4
Field.
.F7
Fraser.
.G7
Green.
.G8
Grote, George
.H4
Hinton, James.
1590-93
Lewes (3).
1595-98
Mill, James (3).
1600-08
Mill, John Stuart (2).
1611
Smith, Sidney.
1612.W3
Wedgewood, II.
.W5
Whewell, W.
B
43
B PHILOSOPHY B
Modern.
England.
By period.
'
Later 19th centnry (1860/70-1900).
1615
General works.
Individual philosophers.
1618.B2
Bain.
.B3
Bax.
.B7
Bradley, F. H.
.C2
Caird, E.
1620-23
Darwin (3).
1630-38
Green, T. H. (2).
1645
Haldane.
1646.H2
Harrison.
1648
l649:R4
.R5
Nettleship.
Ritchie, : &*«& **£*???
Robertson.
IZV
.R6
Romanes.
.S4
Sidgwick.
1650-58
Spencer (3).
1665
Stirling.
1671
Wallace.
France.
Comprehensive works.
1801
English.
1802
French.
1803
German.
1805
Other.
1809
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
By period.
17th century.
-
1815
General works.
1818
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
Individual philosophers.
1825
Bayle.
Descartes.
1831
Dictionaries, lexicons, etc.
Collected Works.
1833
Original editions, by date.
1835
Partial editions, selection, etc.
Translations.
1836
Latin.
1837
English.
1838
German.
1839
Italian.
1840
Spanish.
1842
Other.
44
B
PHILOSOPHY
B
1845-49
1850-54
1855-59
1860-64
1868
1871
1873
1875
1878
1880-88
1889
1889.
1890-98
1900-04
1911
1914
1917
1921
1925
1928
1930-38
1940-48
1950-58
1959.
1960-68
1970-78
1980-88
1990-98
2000-08
2010-18
2019
2020-28
2040-48
2050-58
2060-68
Modern.
France.
By period.
17th century.
Individual philosophers.
Descartes.
Separate works.
Discoura de la methode.
Meditationes de prima philosophia.
Les passions de l'ame.
Principia philosophise.
Other works, A-Z.
Indexes, outlines, paraphrases, etc.
General works (biography, popular accounts,
etc.), by author.
Criticism and interpretation.
Special topics, by subject, A-Z, subarranged
by author of treatise.
Gassendi (2).
H7 Huet, Pierre Daniel.
L3 LeClerc, Jean.
Malebranche (2).
Pascal (3).
18th century.
General works.
Special topics.
Ideology.
Scepticism.
Traditionalism.
Other, A-Z.
Individual philosophers.
Aza'is.
Alembert (2).
Bonnet (2).
Bossuet (2) (cf. Theology).
Buffier.
Buffon (2).
Cabanis (2).
Condillac (2).
Condorcet (2).
Destutt de Tracy (2).
Diderot (2).
D8 Dupont de Nemours.
Fontenelle (2).
Helvetius (2).
Holbach (2).
La Mettrie (2).
A 7
B7
45
B
PHILOSOPHY
B
France.
By period.
18th century.
Individual philosophers.
2080-88
Maupertuia (2).
2090-98
Montesquieu (2).
2100-08
Morelly (2).
2109.P6
PreVost, Pierre.
2110-18
Quesnay (2).
2120-28
Robinet (2).
2130-38
Rousseau (2) (cf. JC 179; LA 121, LB 511).
2150-58
Turgot (2).
2160-68
7olney (2).
2170-78
Voltaire (2).
19th century.
2185
General works.
2188
Special topics.
Individual philosophers.
2191
Ampere, A.M.
2193
Binet (cf. Psychology).
2195
Caro.
2200-49
Comte (1).
Separate works:
2220-1
Cours de philosophic positive.
2225-9
Discours sur 1 'ensemble du positivism
2230-4
Systeme de politique, positive.
2240-4
Synthese subjective.
2258. C6
Cournot.
2260-68
Cousin (2).
2270.D8
Dunan.
.F6
Fouillee, A.
.F8
Franck, Adolphe.
.G7
Guyau.
2280-88
Jouffroy (2).
2289. L2
Lamarck.
2290-98
LamennaLs (2).
2300-08
Laromiguiere (2).
2315
Leroux, P.
2320-28
Maine de Biran (2).
2331.M2
Maistre, J. M. de.
2337
Ravaisson-Mollien, F.
2339. R3
R6musat, Charles de.
2340-48
Renan (2).
2350-58
Renouvier (2).
2365
Reynaud.
2369. R6
Rosny-.
2370-78
Roye'r-Collard (2).
2380-88
Saint Simon (2).
2390
Saisset.
2392
Secr&an.
46
B PHILOSOPHY B
Modern.
France.
By period.
19th century.
Individual philosophers.
2400-04
Simon (3).
2405-08
Taine (3).
2411
Tarde.
2415
Vacherot.
Germany.
Comprehensive works.
2521
English.
2522
French.
2523
German.
2525
Other.
2528
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
By period.
17th century.
2535
General works.
2538
Special topics.
Individual philosophers.
2545
Bekker.
2550-2599
leibnitz (1).
Separate works:
2565
Animadversiones ad Cartesii principia phi-
losophiae.
2566
Considerations sur les principes de la vie
et sur les natures plastiques.
2567
De arte combinatoria.
2568
De prima philosophiae emendatione et de
notione substantiae.
2569
De principio individui.
2570
De vera methodo philosophiae et theolo-
giae.
2571
De vita beata.
2575-2579
Meditationes de cognitione veritate, et
ideis.
2574
Monadologie.
2581
Nouveaux essais sur l'entendement hu-
maine.
2582
Principes de la nature et de la grace.
2583
Refutation inexiite de Spinoza.
2585-2589
Systeme nouveau de la nature et de la com-
munication des substances. •
2590
Theodic6e.
2591
Other, A-Z.
2603
Pufendorf (cf. JC 156; JX 2131).
2605
Thomasiue.
2609
Tschirnhausen.
47
B
PHILOSOPHY
B
Modern.
Germany.
By period.
18th century.
2615
General works.
Special topics.
2621
Die Aufklarung.
2628
Other, A-Z.
Individual philosophers.
2634
Baumeister, F. C. (cf. JC 156; JX 2131).
2637
Baumgarten, A. G.
2640-43
Bilfinger (3).
2645-18
Buddeus (3).
2651
Creuz.
2654
Cruaiua.
2657
Engel, J. J.
2660-63
Garve (3).
2665-68
Hamann (3).
2673
Lambert, J. H.
2675-78
Leaaing (3).
2682
Losaiua.
2685
Meier, G. F.
2690-93
Mendelaaohn (3). .
Nicolai(3). v \ T^'uLdLl&t
2695-98
ft 9
' 2699.P3
Plainer. ifl4 0<lT}MG£^ VtltdKitk
Plouquet.
2699.P5
2699. R4
Reirnarua.
2701
Riidiger.
2705-08
Steinbart (3).
2710-13
Tetena (3).
2715
Tiedeman.
2720-28
Wolff (2) (cf. JC 156, JX 2347).
Later 18th and early 19th century.
2741
General works.
Special topics.
2745
German transcendental idealism.
2748
Other, A-Z.
Individual philosophers.
2750-2799
Kant (1).
Separate works.
2765
Gedanken von der wahren achatzung der le-
bendigen krafte.
2766
Grundlegung der metaphyaik der eitten.
2770-74
Kritik der praktiachen vernunft.
2775-79
Kritik der reinen vernunft.
2780-84
Kritik der urtheilakraft.
2785
Metaphyaiache anfangagriinde der naturwiaeen-
echaft.
X
48
B PHILOSOPHY B
Modern.
Genuany.
By period.
Later 18th and early 19th century.
Individual philosophers.
Kant (1).
Separate works.
2786-90
Religion innerhalb dor grenzen der blossen
vernunft.
2792
Prolegomena.
2794
Other, A-Z.
2800-2849
Fichte (1).
Separate works.
2814
Bericht an das publikum iiber das wesen der
neuesten philosophic
2815-19
Grundlage des naturrechts.
2820-24
Grundlage der wissenschaftslehre.
2825-29
Grundriss des eigenthumlichen in der wissen-
schaftslehre.
2830-34
Kritik aller offenbarung.
2838
System der sittenlehre.
2841
Ueber den grund unsres glaubens.
2844
Other works, A-Z.
2850-2899
Schelling (1).
Separate works.
2865
Bruno oder iiber daa naturliche u. gdttliche
princip der dinge.
2866
Denkmal der schrift Jakobis von den gott-
lichen dingen.
2868
Fernere darstellungen aiis dem system der
philosophie.
2870
Ideen zu einer philosophie der natur.
2872
Philosophie und religion.
2875-79
System der naturphilosophie.
2880-84
System des transcendentalen idealismus.
(2886)
Ueber das wesen der menschlichen freiheit.
2888
Ueber die mdglichkeit einer form der philoso-
phie iiberhaupt.
2889
Verhaltniss der naturphilosophie zur verbee-
serten Fichte'schen lehre.
(2891)
Vorlesungen iiber die methode des akadem
studiums.
2892
Vom ich als princip der philosophie.
2893
Von der weltseele.
2894
Other works, A-Z.
2900-2949
Hegel (1).
Separate works.
2914
Abhandlungen.
2915-19
Encyklopaedie der philosophischen wissen-
schaften.
607023 O - 44 - 4 49
B
PHILOSOPHY
B
Modern.
Germany.
By period.
Later 18th and early 19th century.
Individual philosophers.
Hegel.
Separate works.
2923
Glauben und wissen.
2924
Naturrecht und staatswissenschaft.
2925-29
Phaenomenologie des geistes.
2931
Propaedeutik.
2933
Ueber das verhiiltniss der natur-philosophie zur
philosophie iiberhaupt.
2935
Vorlesungen iiber die aesthetik.
2936
Vorlesungen ii. d. geschichte d. philosophie.
2937
Vorlesungen ii. d. philosophie d. geschichte.
2938
Vorlesungen ii. d. philosophie d. religion.
2941
Wer denkt abstrakt?
2942
Wissenschaft der logik.
2944
Other, A-Z.
2950-54
Baader (3).
2956
Bardili.
2958
Beck, J. S.
2960-64
Beneke (3).
2970-73
Feuerbach (3).
2974 .F3
Fichte, I. H.
.F4
Fischer, Karl Philipp.
2975-79
Fries (3).
2990-2993
Hamann (3).
3000-49
Herbart (cf. L) (1).
Separate works.
3015-9
Allgemeine metaphysik.
3020-4
Allgemeine praktische philosophie.
3025-9
Hauptpunkte der logik.
3030-4
Hauptpunkte der metaphysik.
( 3035-9)
Kurze encyklopiidie der philosophie.
(3040)
Lehrbuch der psychologic.
3041
Lehrbuch zur einleitung in die philosophie.
( 3042)
Die psychologie als wissenschaft neu gegrundet auf
erfahrung, metaphysik und mathematik.
(3043)
Psychologische untersuchungen.
3044
Other, A-Z.
3051
Herder.
3055-59
Jacobi (3).
3061
Krause, C. F.
3063
Krug.
3065-69
Maiinon (3).
3071
Novalis.
3073
• Okcn.
3077
Reinhold, Ernst.
3080-84
Reinhold, Karl L. (3).
50
B
PHILOSOPHY
B
Modern.
Germany.
By period.
Later 18th and early 19th century.
Individual philosophers.
3086. S3
Schiller.
.S5
Schlegel, F.
.S6
Schlcgel, W.
3090-98
Schleiermacher (2).
3100-49
Schopenhauer (1).
Separate works.
3114
Die beiden grundproblerae der ethik.
3115-9
Parerga und paralipomena.
3120-4
Ueber die vierfache wurzel des satzes vom
zureichenden grunde.
3125-9
Ueber don willen in der natur.
3135-9
Die welt ale wille und vorstellung.
3144
Other, A-Z.
3151.S4
Schulze, G. E.
.S6
Schwegler.
.S8
Steffens.
3155-58
Trendelenburg (3).
3160-68
Ulrici (2).
3175
Weisse.
3181
3185
3188
3191
3194
3197
3200-08
3215
3216.C3
.C4
3220-23
3225
3227
3230-38
3241
3245. F7
3251
3260-68
3270-78
3279.H5
Later 19th century (circa 1850 + ).
General works.
Special topics.
(Limited to works on Germany and the period.)
Idealism.
Materialism.
Naturalism.
Pessimism and optimism.
Positivism.
Individual philosophers.
Avenarius (2).
Biichner.
Class, Gustav.
Cohen, Hermann.
Duhring (3).
Erdmann.
Eueken.
Fethner (2).
Fischer, Kuno.
Frohsc hammer, Jakob.
Goschel.
Haeckel (cf. Q) (2).
Hartmann (2)
llelmholtz.
51
B
PHILOSOPHY
B
.K2
3281
3285
3290-98
3300-03
3309.
3310-18
3321
3323.
3323.
3325
3335
3340-43
3345
3346
3348
3351
3355
3365
3371
3380-88
3391
3395
3501
3511
3515
3551
3561
3571
3575
3580-83
3591
3595
3598
3601
M6
T3
Modern.
Germany.
Later 19th century (circa 185 — )
Individual philosophers.
Kann, Albert.
Lange, F. A.
Lazarus, M.
Lotze (2).
Mach (3).
Mobius, P. J.
Nietzsche (2).
Paulsen.
Petzoldt.
Prantl.
Rosenkranz.
Steinthal.
Strauss (cf. Theology) (3).
Stumpf.
Teichm tiller.
Tonnies.
tiberweg.
Vogt, C.
Willmann.
Windelband.
Wundt (cf. Psychology) (2).
Zeller.
Ziegler, T.
Greece (Modern).
(For Ancient, see B 165-626.)
General works.
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
Individual philosophers, A-Z.
Italy.
General works.
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
By period.
17th century.
General works.
Special topics, by subject, A-Z
Individual philosophers.
Vico (3).
18th century.
General works.
Special topics, by subject, A-Z
Individual philosophers, A-Z.
19th century.
General works.
52
PHILOSOPHY
B
Modern.
Italy.
By period.
19th century.
Special topics.
3605 Positivism.
3608 Scholasticism.
Individual philosophers.
3612 Ardigo.
3614. C3 Ceretti.
3615 Ferrari.
3618 Francbi (Cristoforo Bonavino).
3620-23 Galluppi (3).
3625-28 Gioberti (3).
3635 Mamiani.
3640-48 Rosmini-Serbati (2).
The Netherlands.
3801 General works.
3821 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
By period.
17th century.
3871 General works.
3875 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
Individual philosophers.
3900-3949 Genlincx (1).
Separate works.
3915-17 Ethica.
3920-24 Logica fundamentis suia reatituta.
3925-29 Metaphysica vera et ad mentem peripateticam.
3931 Methodua inveniendi argumenta.
3933 Phyeica vera.
3935-39 Quaestionea quodlibeticae.
3944 Other, A-Z.
3951-3999 Spinoza (1).
Separate works.
3964 Epistolae.
3970-74 Ethica.
3975-79 Tractatus de Deo et homine ejusque felicitate.
3980-84 Tractatua de intellectua emendatione.
3985 Tractatus theologico-politicua.
3994 Other, A-Z.
4000 Other, A-Z.
18th century.
4005 General works.
4011 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
Individual philosophers.
4020-28 Hematerhuia.
53
B PHILOSOPHY B
Modern.
Holland (19th century).
4041 General works.
4045 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
Individual philosophers.
4060-68 Heusde, P. W. van.
4080-88 Opzoomer.
Belgium (19th century).
4151 General works.
4155 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
Individual philosophers.
4161 Gruyer, L. A.
4170-73 Strada, J. (3).
Russia.
4201 General works.
4208 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
By period.
17th and 18th centuries.
4211 General works.
4215 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
4218 Individual philosophers, A-Z.
19th century.
4231 General works.
4235 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
Individual philosophers. l
4240-48 . Grot.
4250-58 Preobrazhenskil.
4260-68 Solov'ev.
4270-78 Troitskil.
Scandinavia.
4301 General works. (History, etc.).
By period.
4305 1 7th century.
4308 18th century.
4311 19th century.
4315 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
Denmark.
4325 General works.
4328 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
By period.
17th and 18th centuries.
4335 General works.
4338 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
4341 Individual philosophers, A-Z.
54
B
PHILOSOPHY
\i
Modern.
Denmark.
By period.
19th century.
4345
General works.
434S
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
Individual philosophers.
4353
Brochner.
4360-68
HSffding.
4370-78
Kierkegaard.
4381
Km man.
4383
Martensen.
4385
Nielsen, It.
4387
Oersted.
4389
Sibbern.
Norway.
4411
General works.
4415
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
By period.
17th and 18th centuries.
4421
General works.
4425
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
4428
Individual philosophers, A-Z.
19th century.
4431
General works.
4435
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
4438
Individual philosophers, A-Z.
Sweden.
4455
General works.
4458
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
By period.
17th and 18th centuries.
4461
General works.
4465
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
4468
Individual philosophers, A-Z.
19th century.
4471
General works.
4475
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
Individual philosophers.
4480-88
Bostrom .
Spain and Portugal.
4511
General works.
4515
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
55
B PHILOSOPHY
Modern.
Spain and Portugal.
By period.
4521 17th century.
4525 1 8th century.
4528 19th century.
Spain.
4561 General works.
4565 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
4568 Individual philosophers, A-Z.
Portugal.
4591 General works.
4595 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
4598 Individual philosophers, A-Z.
Switzerland.
cf. 1801-2415 (France).
4625 General works.
4628 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
By period.
4635 17th century.
4638 18th century.
4641 19th century.
4651 Individual philosophers, A-Z.
56
LOGIC
BC
1
Periodicals.
4
Societies.
6
Collections.
9
Dictionaries.
History.
Comprehensive works.
11
Early.
15
Recent.
21
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
By period.
Ancient.
25-6
Oriental.
28-9
Grecian.
Under each:
31-2
Roman.
• (1) General works.
34-5
Medieval.
(2) Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
38-9
Modern.
41-49
Special systems and theories.
(Classed at present in B, General philosophic systems, but to be rep-
resented here in card ah elf-list by reference entries.)
50
Theory, nature, scope, relations, etc.
51
Relation to speculative philosophy.
53
Relation to psychology.
55
Relation to ethics.
57
Other.
59
Study and teaching.
Treatises. General works.
Deductive logic (and deductive and inductive combined).
Early works.
60
Latin.
61
English.
62
French.
63
German.
66
Other, by
language, A-Z.
57
BC LOGIC BC
Treatises. General works.
Deductive logic.
Recent works.
71 English.
72 French.
73 German.
74 Italian.
75 Spanish.
78 Other, by language, A-Z.
Inductive and empirical logic.
80 Early works.
Recent works.
91 English.
92 French.
93 German.
94 Italian.
95 Spanish.
99 Other, by language, A-2.
Compends, text-books, etc.
Early works.
101 English.
105 Other, by language, A-Z.
Recent works.
108 English.
Ill French.
1.14 German.
117 Other, by language, A-Z.
Special.
121 Genetic and evolutionary logic.
Symbolic and algebraic logic.
131 Early works.
135 Recent works.
Mechanical logical methods and systems. "Logic ma-
chines."
137 Early works.
138 Recent works.
141 Logic of chance. Probability.
(Cf. HA 29-31; QA 273; QH 405.)
Logic for professional classes.
(Cf. Elocution. Argumentation. Political science, etc.)
151 Lawyers.
156 Legislators.
161 Other, by class, A-Z.
58
BC LOGIC BC
Treatises.
Special.
171 Truth and error. Certitude.
(Cf. BD 181 Epistemology; BJ 1420-1424 Ethics.)
173 Proof.
175 Fallacies.
177 Reasoning, argumentation, etc.
181 Propositions.
183 Hypothesis.
185 Syllogisms. Enthymeme. Sorites. Dilemma, etc.
199 Other, by subject, A-Z.
59
METAPHYSICS
BD GENERAL PHILOSOPHICAL TREATISES.
Manuals, Compends, Introductions to philosophy,
Early works.
10
Latin.
11
English and American.
12
French and Belgian.
13
German.
15
Other.
Recent.
21
English and American.
22
French and Belgian.
23
German.
24
Italian.
25
Spanish and Spanish American.
28
Other.
30-35
Text-books, elements.*
41
Lectures, miscellany, pamphlets, etc.
METAPHYSICS.
General works.
(Prefer BD 10-35.)
100-105 Early works.*
111-118 Recent.*
125 Metaphysics of the school (Scholastic).
(Cf. Scholasticism, B 734, B 839.)
131 Compends, manuals, outlines, etc.
EPISTEMOLOGY. THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE.
General works.
150-155 Early.*
161-169 Recent.*
171 Popular works. Truth. Certitude, etc.
(Cf. BC 171; BJ 1420-4.)
Special.
181 Origin and sonrces of knowledge.
(Cf. B 808-843.)
Intuitionalism.
Rationalism.
Sensationalism.
Empiricism.
61
BD
METAPHYSICS BD
Special.
201
limits of knowledge.
(Cf. B 808-843.)
Criticism.
Skepticism.
Positivism.
Agnosticism.
Solipsism.
Nihilism.
211
The unknowable. "Ding an sich."
215
Belief. Faith.
221
Relativity of knowledge.
232
Theory of values. "Werth."
235
Abstraction. Generalization.
Methodology. Classification of the sciences.
(Cf. Q 177.)
240
Early works.
241
Recent.
ONTOLOGY.
General works.
300-305
Early.*
311-318
Recent.*
Special.
331
Being. Nature of reality. Substance.
Dualism.
Materialism.
Spiritualism.
Subjective idealism.
352
Phenomenalism. Attributes of being.
373
Change.
394
Unity and plurality.
411
Finite and infinite. The conditioned and unconditioned.
416
The absolute.
The soul, Immortality, etc.
420
Early works.
421
English.
422
Other languages, A-Z.
Special.
426
Preexistence of the soul. Metempsychosis.
428
Soul of animals.
(Cf. BF 660-G85.)
431
Life, Problem of.
(Cf. Ethics.)
444
Death, Problem of.
outcuAcz.
Sociia
*RJMl2>Co, Mr,
62
BD METAPHYSICS BD
COSMOLOGY.
493
Collections.
General works.
500-
-505
Early*
511-
-518
Recent*
523
Compends, lectures, etc.
(For curiosa, etc., nee BD 701.)
Special.
Teleology. Causation. Final cause.
(Cf. HI) 411.)
General works.
530
-535
Early.*
541
-548
Recent.*
Special.
553
Mechanism. Mechanical theories of the universe
(Including Mechanism and Theism.)
555
Theism.
558
Pantheism.
573
Philosophy of religion.
(Prefer Religion.)
581
Philosophy of nature.
(Prefer Q.)
591
Cause and effect.
595
Chance.
Evolution, see B 818, Q.
621
Space.
626
Space and matter.
632
Space and time.
638
Time.
643
Number and quantity.
645
Cosmic harmony.
646
Matter, Structure of. Atomism, etc.
(Cf.Q, BD331.)
Matter and motion. Force.
652
701
Miscellaneous speculations. Curiosa, etc.
708
Pamphlets.
63
BF
PSYCHOLOGY
Periodicals.
(cf. Philosophy, Bl-8; Psychic research, BF 1002-1008; Experimental
psychology, QP351.)
1 English and American.
2 French and Belgian.
3 German.
4 Italian.
5 Spanish and Spanish American.
8 Other, A-Z.
11-18 Societies.* $ Q
20 Congresses.
21-28 Collections.* ,
31 Dictionaries.
l"neory, scope, and relations. _
38 General. ' A *'
39 Statistical methods.
Special.
41 Relation to speculative philosophy.
44 Relation to logic.
47 Relation to ethics.
51 Relation to theology.
54 Relation to pedagogy.
57 Relation to sociology.
61 Relation to law.
64 Relation to natural sciences.
67 Psychology and life.
77 Study and teaching.
History.
81-88'' Comprehensive.*
By period.
91 Ancient.
93 Medieval.
Modern.
95 General.
98 Renaissance.
101 18th century.
103 19th century.
105 20th century.
607023 O - 44 - 5 65
BF PSYCHOLOGY BF
History.
108 Special topics, bv, subject, A-Z.
Treatises.
Early works, to circa 1850.
110
Latin.
111-18
Other.*
Recent. /
121-28
Comprehensive.*
131-38
Compends. Manuals.*
141-48
Outlines. Syllabi.*
Mind and body.
150-158
Early works.*
161-168
Recent.*
171
Pamphlets.
173
Pathologic psychology. General treatises.
(CL BF376, 423-431, 491; IIV; QP; RC; etc.)
Physiological and experimental psychology.
(Mostly in QP 351-499.)
181-188
Treatises.*
191-198
Compends.*
Anatomy and physiology of the nervous system.
[211]
General works.
(See QP 361.)
Special.
[214]
Nerve elements. The neuron.
(See QP 363-368.)
[218]
The brain and its functions (including Localization of
function).
(See QP 377-425.)
[223]
The spinal cord, nerves, and sympathetic system.
(See QP 371-374.)
[226]
Reflex and automatic functions.
(See QP 372; cf. 391.)
Pathological anatomy of the nervous system.
(See RC 361.)
Sensation.
231
Early works.
233
General works.
(See QP 431 for physiological discussions.)
[237]
Psycho-physics (Weber's and Fechner's law, etc.).
(See QP 431-445.)
Special senses.
241
Vision.
(Cf . QP 475-495.)
251
Hearing.
(Cf. QP 461-469.)
66
BF PSYCHOLOGY BF
Sensation.
Special senses.
261
Taste.
(Cf. QP 456.)
271
Smell.
(Cf. QP458.)
275
Touch and other cutaneous senses.
(Cf. QP451.)
281
Temperature sense.
285
Muscle sense.
291
Static sense.
(Position, equilibrium, etc, cf. QP 471.)
295
Other.
Consciousness.
(Cf. BD 100-242, Epistemology; BD 300-341, Ontology.)
311
General works.
General special.
315
The "unconscious mind," etc.
[317]
Reaction time, see QP 391.
Cf. QP 372.
Special.
321
Attention. Apperception.
323
Other topics, A-Z.
(E. g. Expectancy.)
335
Habit and accommodation. Inhibition.
337
Special A-Z.
(E. g. .E9 Exercise, drill.)
Heredity.
(Cf. B 818, Evolution; also Q, HM, etc.)
341
General.
343
General special.
(E. g. Heredity in royalty.)
346
Special topics, A-Z.
353
Environment.
355
Posture.
357
Imitation. Mimicry.
(Cf. B 818; Q; and BF 700-788, Genetic psychology.)
Association and reproduction of ideas.
365
General.
Special.
367
Mental imagery.
(Cf. BF408.)
Memory.
370
Early works.
371
Recent. Theory of memory, etc.
376
Diseases of the memory.
67
BF PSYCHOLOGY BF
Consciousness.
Association and reproduction of ideas.
Memory.
Mnemonics. Memory training.
381 History of mnemonic s} 7 stems.
Treatises, systems, etc.
383 Early works.
385 Recent (including minor works, Loisette, etc.).
Creative processes. Imagination. Invention.
408 General works.
General special.
410 Psycholog}^ of inspiration.
Special.
412 Qenius.
416 Studies of men of genius, by name, A-Z.
(E. g. Zola.)
418 Genius and heredity.
(Cf. BF 341-346, Heredity.)
423 Genius and insanit} r .
426 Genius and degeneration.
(Cf. HV 4965)
431 (The age of) Efficienc} 7 , mental virility. Ability, etc.
4£5 (Ci. QP86.) * " . . . " QPPERtEtn
435 Stupidity. Mental deficiency, etc.
441 Comparison, judgment, reasoning.
(Cf. BC, Logic.)
455 Thought and language. Speech, etc.
456 Psychology of reading, spelling, etc., by subject, A-Z.
458 Symbolism.
(Cf. BC, Logic.)
461 Popular works.
468 Time, space, causality, etc.
(Cf. BD, Metaphysics.)
475 Time relations. Rhythm, etc.
481 Work and fatigue.
(Influence of posture, etc., see BF 355.)
491 Normal illusions.
(See also QP; RC; BF1001, Psychology of the subconscious,
Psychic research, Occult sciences.)
493 Special, A-Z.
(E. g. .C7 Conjuring deceptions.)
68
BF PSYCHOLOGY BF
Consciousness.
Synesthesia.
495 General.
Special.
497 Colored audition (pseudo-chromesthesia, synopsie,
photism, phonism).
498 Number forms.
499 Other.
Affection. Feeling. Emotion.
511 General.
Special.
515 Pleasure and pain.
(Cf. Ethics, BJ 1481-1491.)
521 The feelings. Sensibility.
Emotion.
531-538 Psychological treatises.*
Popular works. The "passions," etc.
550-558* Early works.*
560-568 Recent.*
575 Special forms of emotion, etc., by name, A-Z.
(E. g. Anger, Fear, Love.)
Expression of -the emotions.
585 Early works.
588 General treatises.
Special.
591 Expression of the emotions in man.
(Cf. QP 401.1
593 Expression of the emotions in animals.
(Cf. QP 401.)
Will. Volition.
General works.
608 Early.
611-618 Recent.*
Special.
620-628 Freedom of the will.*
(Psychological treatises only. Prefer Ethics: BJ 1460-1464
Cf. Religion; Liberty — Political science, JC 571.)
Training of the will. Effort and accomplishment.
Self-direction.
632 Treatises.
(Cf. Ethics.)
635 Diseases of the will. Errors and abnormalities.
69
BF PSYCHOLOGY BF
"New Thought," "Menticulture," etc.
638 Periodicals. Societies. Collections.
Treatises.
639 English.
640 General special.
641 Other.
645 Pamphlets and other minor.
Comparative psychology.
Animal psychology.
(Cf. QL 785.)
660-668 Early works*
671-678 Recent*
685 Instinct. (Comparative studies.)
692 Sex psychology. (Comparative studies.)
(Cf. Q, HQ.)
697 Differential psychology. Individuality.
698 Personality.
(Cf. BF 311, Consciousness.)
699 Other special, by subject, A-Z.
E.g., M6 Migratory impulse.
Genetic psychology.
(Cf. B 818, GN, HM, Q; QH 368, 371.)
Treatises
700 Early.
701-708 Recent*
7 1 1 Psychological effect of biologic and other survivals.
Special.
717 Psychology of play.
721 Child psychology.
(Ct. BF 721, LB 1177.)
(Educational psychology, child study: LB 1051-1139.
, Child study (J£ugenics): HQ 771-785.)
Race' and ethnic psychology.
730 Early works.
i 73, - 73S „ Re « nt -* .
Psychology of nations. 3nK
751 General.
755 By nation, A-Z.
WXVKZ. Other special.
761-768 Psychology of evidence.*
Cf. BF. 365-441.
773 Psychology of belief, faith, etc.
778 Psychology of worth, value, meaning.
70
BF PSYCHOLOGY BF
Other special.
Psychology of temperament.
795
Treatises.
Early.
798
Recent.
800-808
Popular works.*
811
Pamphlets.
Character. (Ethology.)
(Cf. Ethics, in particular BJ 1518-1695.)
818
Treatises (psychologic.)
Popular works.
819
Greek and Latin.
820-828
Early.*
830-838
Recent.*
839
Pamphlets.
Physiognomy.
840-48
Early works (to 1850).*
850-58
Recent.*
859
Outlines, pamphlets, etc.
861
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
Phrenology.
866
Periodicals.
868
History.
870
Early works (to 1870).
871-878
Recent.*
879
Outlines, pamphlets, etc.
885
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
Graphology. Study of handwriting.
890
Early works (to circa 1850).
891-898
Recent.*
901
Outlines, pamphlets, etc.
905
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
The hancT \v^a
908
Treatises.
Popular works. (Palmistry. Chiromancy.)
910-918
Early works.*
921-928
Recent.*
935
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
71
METAPSYCHOLOGY.
BF
Psychic research.
Psychology of the unconscious, etc.
Periodicals.
1001
English.
1002
French.
1003
German.
1004
Italian.
1005
Spanish.
1006
Scandinavian.
1008
Other.
Societies.
1010
American.
1011
English.
1012
French."
1013
German.
1014
Italian.
1015
Spanish.
1018
Other.
1021
Congresses.
1023
Collections.
.
1025
Dictionaries.
1028
History.
Reports of commissions, investigations, etc.
1029
General works,
by date.
1030
Special cases, by name of case, A-Z.
1031-38
Treatises, etc.*
(Co mprehensi ve . )
(Cf. BF 1251
-1268, Treatises on spiritualism, exclusively
" New thought" literature in BF 638-649.)
1040
Pamphlets and o
ther minor.
1042
Anti-spiritualism
(Cf. BF 1289.)
, etc.
Hallucinations.
Illusions.
1048
Early works (t
o 1800).
1051-58
Recent.*
1063
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
73
BF METAPSYCHOLOGY BF
Psychic research. Psychology of the unconscious, etc.
Sleep. Somnambulism.
(Of. BF 111-1136, Hypnotism; BF 1321+, Trance etates.)
1068 Early works (to 1800).
1074 Recent.
1073 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
Dreaming.
Treatises.
1075 Early.
1078 Recent.
Popular works. "Dream-books," etc.
1080-88 Early (to 1800).*
1091-98 Recent.*
1099 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
Hypnotism. Suggestion. Animal magnetism. Odylic
force. Biomagnetism.
1111-18 Periodicals.* ^^q Huf>t>^
1121 Collections.
1125 History.
Reports of commissions, investigations, etc.
1128 General.
1129 Special cases, by name of case, A-Z.
Treatises, etc.
1131-38 Early works* (to 1870).
1141-48 Recent.*
1152 Pamphlets and other minor.
1156 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
e. g. Autohypnotism.
Catalepsy.
Odylic force.
Psycho-therapeutics, etc. (Cf. RM 901,906,917.)
Telepathy. Mind reading, etc.
Treatises, etc.
1161 Early (to 1870).
1171 Recent.
Multiple consciousness. Dissociation of personality, etc.
1211-18 Treatises.*
Spiritism. Communication with discarnate spirits. Spir-
itualism.
[1225] Periodicals.
(See BF 1001-1008.)
1228 Societies.
(See also BF 1010-1018.)
74
BF MKTAPSYCIIOLOGY BF
Psychic research. Psychology of the unconscious, etc.
Spiritism. Communication with discarnate spirits.
Spiritualism.
1231
Congresses.
(See also BF 1021.)
1235
Collections.
(See also BF 1023.)
1241
History.
(See also BF 1028.)
Reports of commissions, investigations, etc.
(See BF 1029-1030.)
Treatises.
(For comprehensive works not treating exclusively of spiritualism
cf. BF 1031 -1038. For anti-spiritualism, etc., Bee BF 1042.)
1251-58
Early (to 1880).*
1261-68
Recent.*
1272
Minor works: Pamphlets, etc.
1275
Special topics.
(e. g. Christianity and spiritualism.)
Special.
Mediumship. "Psychometry."
Cases.
(Cf. BF 1241.)
1281
Collective.
1283
Individual, A-Z.
Treatises.
1286
English.
1288
Other.
1289
Exposures of mediums.
(Cf. BF 1042.)
Spirit messages, inspirational records, etc.
1291-98
Early works (to 1880).*
1301-08
Recent.*
1311
Special, by subject, A-Z.
Trance and analogous states. Ecstasy. Sensory and
motor automatism, etc.
1321
General works.
Special.
1325
Clairvoyance.
1331
Crystal gazing.
1338
Clairaudience.
1343
Automatic writing. Planchette.
1347
Automatic drawing and painting.
1352
Trance utterance.
(Cf. BF 1291-.)
75
BF METAPSYCHOLOGY BF
Psychic research, Psychology of the unconscious, etc.
Spiritism. Communication with discarnate spirits.
Special.
Spirit photography.
(See BF 1381.)
Physical phenomena of spiritism. Telekinesis.
1371 General.
Special.
1375 Raps.
1378 Materialization.
1381 Spirit photography.
1383 Dematerialization. "Fourth dimension."
1385 Levitation.
[1387] Slate writing, see BF 1343.
1389 Other, A-Z.
(E. g. Astral body.)
70
OCCULT SCIENCES
1 405
Collections.
Ilistorv, etc.
1410 1118
General.
1410
Early.
By period.
1421
Ancient.
1425
Medieval.
1429
Modern.
1434
By country, A-Z.
1439
Pamphlets and other minor.
Ghosts. Apparitions, llauntings.
General works.
Early.
1445
To 1800.
1451-1458
1800-1880 .*
1461-1468
Recent, 1880-.*
1471
Miscellany. Pamphlets, etc.
1473
Cases, A-Z.
.Special.
1475
Haunted houses.
1481
Apparitions of the living.
(Cf. BF 1161, Telepathy.)
1483
House Spirits. "Poltergeister."
(Cf. BF 1555, 1473.)
1486
CF ,
oca opcCLcIo. Tlylxlg JL'UtClULlUIl, Out).
Demonology.
1501
Collections.
1503
Dictionaries.
History.
1505
General.
By period.
1508
Ancient.
1511
Medieval.
1514
Modern.
General works.
1520-1528
Early, to 1800.
1530-1538
Recent.
77
BF OCCULT SCIENCES BF
Demonology.
1543
Miscellany : Pamphlets, etc.
Special.
Satanism. Devil worship, etc.
General works.
Early, to 1800.
1546
English.
1547
Other.
Recent.
1548
English.
1549
French.
1550
Other.
1552
Elemental spirits! Genii. Elves. Fairies. Gnomes.
(Cf. GR, Folklore.)
1553
The "evil eye."
(Cf. GR, Folklore.)
1555
Possession. Obsession.
(Cf. Religion; also BF 1225-1389.)
1556
Incubi. Succubi. Vampires.
1557
Familiar spirits.
1558
Incantations. Evocations. Grimoire.
1559
Exorcism of demons.
1561
Talismans. Amulets, etc.
Witchcraft.
1563
Collections.
History and other general.
General.
1565
Early works.
1566
Recent.
1567
Ancient.
1569
Medieval. General.
(Special with countries in BF 1573-1584.)
1571
Modern.
1572
By subject, A-Z.
By country.
United States.
1573
General.
New England: Salem, etc.
History.
1575
Contemporary works.
1576
Other.
1578
Special cases (other than BF 1575-1576), by
case, A-Z.
1579
Pamphlets and other minor.
78
BF OCCULT SCIENC] BF
Witchcraft.
History and other general.
By country.
Other countries.
Under each:
A J A Z Early works. By author.
.A5 XI Re< -ni Bj author.
.Z? Special. By date
1581 Great Britain.
1582 France.
1583 Germany.
1584 Other, A Z.
Magic, White and Black. Hermetics. Kabala. Necro-
mancy.
158 Periodicals.
L587 Collections.
History.
1589 General.
By period.
1591 Ancient.
1593 Medieval.
1595 Modern.
Biography and works of particular magicians and Her-
metic philosophers.
1597 Collected.
1598 Individual, A-Z.
(Nostradamus in BF 1815. See also B for works of Medi-
eval and Renaissance mystics, etc.)
General works.
1600-1608 Early, to 1800.*
1611-1618 Recent.*
(Works on modern Hermetic philosophy .)
1621 Pamphlets and other minor.
1623 Special topics, by subject, A- Z.
e. g. Pythagorean numb
Rosicrucians. Cf. HS 141.
Astral body. See BF 1389. A.
1626 Magician's wand.
162S Divining rod. Dowsingfor precious metals, water, etc.
Alchemy.
General works.
(Cf. QD 13, 25; RS S7.)
1630 Early, to 1800.
1631 Recent.
79
BF OCCULT SCIENCES BF
Alchemy.
Special.
1634 Alkahest. Universal solvent.
1637 Elixir of life.
1639 Philosopher's stone. Transmutation of metals.
Astrology.
1651 Periodicals.
1655 Dictionaries.
1661 Collections.
History.
(Prefer BF 1680-1711: General works.)
1671 General.
1674 Ancient.
1676 Medieval.
1679 Modern.
General works.
Early.
1680-88 To 1800.
1690-98 To 1880.
1701-08 Recent.
1711 Pamphlets and other minor.
Special.
1715 Tables of declinations etc.
1718 Medical astrology.
1721 Bible and astrology. ,
1725 Cyclic law. Periodicity.
1728 Horoscopes. Nativities of special individuals, A-Z.
(e. g. Napoleon.)
Oracles. Sibyls. Divinations.
1745 Collections.
History and other general.
1750-58 General.
Ancient.
1761 General.
1762 Classic Orient.
1765 Greece.
1768 Rome.
1769 Sibylline books.
1771 Medieval.
1773 Modern.
Special topics.
1777 Omens. Signs. Auguries.
1779 Other, by subject, A-Z.
-
A I p J
80
BP OCCULT SCIENCES BF
Seers. Prophets. Prophecies.
1783
Periodicals.
1785
Collections.
History and other general.
1790-98
General.
1801
Ancient.
1805
Medieval.
1809
Modern.
1812
By country, A-Z.
1815
Biographies and prophecies of individual seers, A-2
Fortune-telling, etc. Cartomancy.
(Cf. BF 910-935 Palmistry; BF 1080-1099 " Dream-boo ka.")
General works.
1850-1858
Early, to 1800.
1861-1868
Recent.
1874
Pamphlets and other minor.
Special topics.
Cartomancy. Fortune-telling by cards.
1876
Early works, to 1800.
1878
Recent.
1879
Special topics.
(e.g. TheTarot.)
1881
Fortune-telling by tea and coffee cups.
1891
Other. A-Z.
807023 O - 44 - 6 81
ESTHETICS
BH.
1-8 Periodicals.*
11-18 Societies.*
19 Congresses.
21-28 Collections.*
Theory, scope, relations.
39 General.
41 Special.
Theory of fine arts, see N 61-79.
Theory of literature, see PN 51-75.
Study and teaching.
61 Genera! works.
63 Particular schools, A-Z.
History and systems.
81 General.
Antiquity.
91 General. x
101-102 Orient. [Under each:
108-109 ' Greece. (1) General.
115-116 Rome. J (2) Special.
Middle ages.
131 General.
136 Special.
Modern.
151 General.
160-168 16th century.
170-178 17th century.
180-188 18th century.
191-198 19th century.
201-208 20th century.
82
BJ
ETHICS
Periodicals.
1 American and English.
2 French and Belgian.
3 Gorman.
4 Italian.
5 Spanish and Spanish American.
8 Other, A-Z.
11-18 Societies*
19 Congresses.
21-28 C ollections* 2 \ Sterol Lr^u-a^i \
Theory, scope, relations. t j\\ <
37 General.
Special.
41 Relation to speculative philosophy.
43 Relation to logic.
45 Relation to psychology.
46 Relation to esthetics (art, literature, etc.).
47 Relation to theology.
49 Relation to pedagogy.
51 Relation to sociology.
53 Relation to economics.
55 Relation to law and politics.
57 Relation to science.
63 Dictionaries.
66 Study and teaching.
68 Particular schools. A-Z.
History and systems.
(Mainly in B. Cf. Treatises, BJ 1001-1085.)
71-78 Comprehensive works.*
84 Special topics, A-Z.
By period.
Ancient.
101 Comprehensive works.
107 Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
(J
ETHICS
History and systems.
By period.
Ancient.
Orient.
Ill
General works.
By country.
Under each :
(1) Collections.
(2) History, etc.
(3) Special topics, A-Z.
116-118
China and Japan.
(Cf. BL.)
121-123
India.
(Cf. BL.)
125
Other, A-Z.
131-133
Egypt.
(Cf. BL.)
136-138
Assyria-Babylonia.
(Cf. BL.)
141-143
Persia.
(Cf. BL.)
146-148
Hebrews.
(Cf. BL.)
Greece and Rome.
160
Collections.
Greece.
161
Comprehensive works.
171
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
By period.
Under each:
(1) Collections.
(2) History, etc.
(3) Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
(4) Ethical philosophers, A-Z.
181-184
First period (to circa 450 B. C).
191-194
Second period (to circa 300 B. C).
211-214
Greco-Roman.
221-224
Alexandrian and early Christian.
Medieval (to 1500).
231
Comprehensive works.
251
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
255
Ethical philosophers, A-Z.
Renaissance (1500-1700).
271
Comprehensive works.
281
Special topics, by subjects, A-Z.
285
Ethical philosophers, A-Z.
BJ
84
JJ
ETHICS
History and systems.
By period.
Modem (1700-).
301-308
Comprehensive works.*
By period.
311
18th century.
315
19th century.
319
20th century.
324
Special topics, by subjects, A-Z.
By country.
Under each :
(1) Collections.
(2) History, etc.
(3) Special topics, by subject, A-Z,
(4) Ethical philosophers, A-Z.
351-354
United .States.
401-404
Canada. British America.
411-414
Spanish America. General.
421-424
Mexico.
431-434
Central America.
441-444
West Indies.
451-454
South America.
461-464
Argentine Republic.
471-474
Bolivia.
481-484
Brazil.
491-494
Chile.
501-504
Colombia.
511-514
Ecuador.
521-524
Guiana.
531-534
Paraguay.
541-544
Peru.
551-554
Uruguay.
561-564
Venezuela.
601-604
England.
651-654
Scotland.
701-704
France.
751-754
Germany.
801-804
Greece.
811-814
Italy.
821-824
Netherlands.
831-834
Holland.
841-844
Belgium.
851-854
Russia,
BJ
85
BJ
ETHICS
History and systems.
By period.
Modern (1700).
By country.
861-864
Scandinavia.
871-874
Denmark.
881-884
Norway.
891-894
Sweden.
901-904
Spain and Portugal.
911-914
Spain.
921-924
Portugal.
941-944
Switzerland.
General works.
English.
Treatises.
1001
To 1700.
1005
To 1800.
1006
To 1860.
1008
To 1900.
1011
1900-.
Compends.
1021
Early, to 1800.
1025
Recent.
1031
Minor. Pamphlets, etc.
French.
Treatises.
1051
To 1700.
1054
To 1800.
1057
To 1860.
1059
To 1900.
1063
1900-.
Compends.
1075
Early, to 1800.
1077
Recent.
1087
Minor. Pamphlets, etc.
German.
Treatises.
1101
To 1700.
1104
To 1800.
1107
To 1860.
1111
To 1900.
1114
1900-.
BJ
86
BJ
ETHICS
History and systems.
General works.
German.
Compends.
1119
Early, to 1800.
1121
Recent.
1125
Minor. Pamphlets, etc.
1131-34
Italian.
Under each:
1141-44
Spanish and Spanish
Treatises.
American.
(1) Early, to 1800
(2) Recent.
1151-54
Scandinavian.
(3) Compends.
1161-64
Swiss.
(4) Minor.
1185
Other A-Z.
Christian ethics.
History.
1201-08
General.*
By period.
1212
Early Christian and patristic.
1217
Medieval.
Modern.
1221
To 1700.
1224
To 1800.
1227
To 1900.
1231
1900-.
1238
Special topics, by subject, A-Z.
(For Golden rule, see BJ 1278.)
Treatises.
Early (to 1800).
1240
Latin.
1241-48
Other.*
1249
Catholic works.
1251-58
Recent.*
1261-68
Compends.*
1275
Minor: Pamphlets, etc.
1278
Special, by subject, A-Z.
(E. g. .G7 Golden rule.)
Evolutionary and Genetic ethics.
1288
History.
Treatises.
1301-08
Early (to I860).*
1311-18
Recent.*
1321-28
Compends.*
1335
Minor: Pamphlets, etc.
BJ
87
BJ
ETHICS
BJ
Positive ethics.
1355 History.
Treatises.
Early (to 1800).*
Recent. *
Minor: Pamphlets, etc.
Good and evil.
General works.
Early, to 1800.
Recent.*
Special.
Evil: Origin, problem of.
Evil, value of.
Right and wrong.
Early, to 1800.
Recent.*
Truth and falsehood.*
(Cf. BC171; BB 150-201.)
Compromise.* I o^
Casnistry.*
Duty,., , Obligation, Responsibility.
Freedom of the wilL Necessitarianism.
Determinism and indeterminism.*
(Cf. BB 411, 530- ; BF 608.)
Conscience.
Altruism and egotism.
Sympatlry. Compassion.
(Cf. BF 575, BJ 1533.)
Optimism and pessimism.
(Prefer B 829.)
Happiness.*
(Cf. BF 515.)
Joy and sorrow.
Hedonism and asceticism (Eudaemonism and stoicism).
Active vs. meditative life.
The simple life. ;;
Work. Labor and idleness.
(Cf. HD, BF481.)
The "Golden rule," Christ's ethical teachings applied,
see BJ 1278.G7.
Individual ethics. Character. Virtue.
''Standards of conduct," etc.
(Cf. BF 637-645, BJ 1548-1595.)
1518 Collections.
1361-68
1371-78
1385
1400
1401-04
1406
1408
1410
1411-18
1420-24
1430-34/
1440-44
1451.
146(5-64
1471
1474
1475
1477
1480-84
1487
1491
1493
1496
1498
88
BJ ETHICS BJ
Individual ethics. Character. Virtue — Continued.
Treatises.
1520 Early.
1521-28 Recent.*
1531 Minor: Pamphlets, lectures, etc.
Special virtues and vices.
1533 Virtues, A-Z. _e.fi». 7
1535
Practical and applied ethics. Conduct of life, e
(Cf.BF 638, New Thought; 1JJ 1518-1533; BJ 1801-2187, Manners.)
1545 Periodicals.
1548 Collections.
1549 Classics.
■(e. g. Harvard classics: Franklin's Autobiography, Wool-
man'a Journal, and Fenn'a Fruita of solitude.)
General works.
1550-58 To 1700.*
1560-68 To 1800.*
1570-78 To 1900.*
(.Al Early English and American.)
1581-88 1900-.*
1595 Minor: Pamphlets, etc.
General special.
1600-08 "The gentleman." The courtier, etc.*
(E. g. Caatiglione, II cortegiano.)
Special topics.
1611-18 Success.*
(Cf. HF5386; HD 6053.)
1631-38 Ethics for children.*
(Cf. HQ.)
1641-48 The boy.*
(Prefer HQ 41.)
1651-58 The girl.*
(Prefer HQ 51.)
1661-68 Ethics for the young man and the young woman.*
1671-78 The young man.*
(Prefer II Q 36.)
1681-88 The young woman.*
(Prefer HQ 46.)
Domestic and family ethics; see HQ 728-759
1695 Ethics of the body.
(Cf. Hygiene, RA 776.)
89
MANNERS. ETIQUETTE. SOCIAL
BJ
USAGES
1801 Periodicals.
1809 Collections.
1815 Dictionaries.
1818 Forms, blanks, etc.
1821 History (General and comparative).
1838 Minor works: Lectures, etc.
1843 Satire, etc.
Treatises.
1850-9 American.
1858 Washington, D. C.
1870-9 British.
1880-9 French.
1900-9 German.
1920-9 Italian.
1940-9 Russian.
1960-9 Scandinavian.
1980-9 Spanish, Portuguese,
and Spanish Ameri-
can.
[1 990-99] Swiss (see French,
German, and Italian).
2007 Other, A-Z.
(In subarrangemcnt use Cutter numbers.)
204r8 Christian etiquette (Catholi c ) .
Etiquette of entertaining. Duties of host and hostess.
2021-8 General works.*
Special.
2038 Dinners, luncheons, etc.
Wedding etiquette.
(Cf. HQ 745.)
2051-S General works.*
2065 Special.
Funeral etiquette.
2071 General works.
2075 Special.
91
Undei
• each :
(0) Collections.
Treatises.
(1)
Early to 1800.
(2)
To 1900.
(3)
1900-.
(4) Minor: Pamphlets,
etc.
Special.
(5)
Social usages for men.
(6)
Social usages
women.
for
(7)
Other, A-Z.
(9) Local, by place, A-Z.
MANNERS ETIQUETTE SOCIAL USAGES
Card etiquette. Stationery.
2081-8 General works*
Special.
2092 Wedding stationery.
2095 Other, A-Z. Gjr ^ j, Ahho .^
Etiquette of letter-writing.
2101-8 General works.*
2115 Special.
Etiquette of conversation.
General works.
2120 Early.
2121-8 Recent.*
Etiquette of traveling.
2137 General works.
Special.
2141 Railway journeys.
2144 Hotels.
2147 Riding and driving.
2151 Bicycling.
2155 Automobiling.
Club etiquette.
2183 General works.
Special.
2187 Women's clubs.
{Cf. JF 515; HS.)
92
PHILOSOPHY
SCHEME FOR ARRANGEMENT OF WORKS UNDER INDIVIDUAL
PHILOSOPHERS.
Table
1.
Table
2.
Table
3.
50
nos.
10
nos.
5
nos.
or 5
0*
.Al
Periodicals.
1
1
.A16
Dictionaries, lexicons, etc.
2
Collected works.
3
4
6
.A2 Original (vernacular) editions, by date.
.A3A-Z Editions with commentary, by editor, A-Z.
.A5 Partial editions, selections, etc.
6
Translations (including as a rule translations
accompanied by original text).
.A7 Greek.
7
.A8 Latin.
8
9
.E5 Englieh.
.F5 French.
10
.G5 German.
11
.15 Italian.
12
15-44
3
1 6
.S5 Spanieh.
Separate works, by title (when not otherwise provided
for), alphabetically.
Subarranged:
(0) Original (vernacular) edition, by date.
(1 ) Editions with commentary, by ed itor, A-Z.
(2) Selections, paraphrases, etc.
(3) Translations, by language, eubarranged by trans-
lator.
(4) Criticism, etc., by author, A-Z.
* Also 50 to 99.
93
PHILOSOPHY
SCHEME FOE ARRANGEMENT OF WORKS UNDER INDIVIDUAL
PHILOSOPHERS— Continued.
Table
1.
Table
2.
Table
3.
50
10
5
nos.
nos.
nos.
45
4
2 7
Spurious and apocryphal works, by title, A-Z.
46
5
Indexes, outlines, paraphrases, etc.
47
6
3 8
General works (biography, popular accounts, etc.), by au-
thor, A-Z.
48
7
Criticism and interpretation.
(Classify in preceding subdivision ("General works")
when in doubt).
49
8
Special topics, by subject, A-Z, subarranged by author of
treatise.
SCHEME FOR ONE NUMBER OR A-Z ARRANGEMENT.
(1) .A3 Complete works, by date. .
(2) .A4A-Z Translations, by language, subarranged by translator.
(3) .A5-Z5 Separate works, by title, A-Z.
Subarranged :
(1) Original, by date.
(2) Translation, by language, A-Z.
.1 Greek.
.2 Latin.
.3 English.
.4 French.
.5 German.
.6 Italian.
.7 Spanish.
.8 Dutch.
.9 Other.
(3) Criticism, etc., by author, A-Z.
(4) .Z7A-Z General works: criticism, biography, etc., by author, A-Z.
94
INDEX
Abelard: B 765.A2.
Ability (Psychology): BF431.
Absolute, The (Metaphysics): BD 416.
Abstraction (Metaphysics): BD 235.
AbuBakr ibnal-Saigh ibn Baja: B 748. A6.
Accommodation (Psychology): BF 335-57.
Active vs. meditative life: BJ 1493-8.
Adamantios (Origen): B 685.
Adaptation: BF 335
Aeneas of Gaza: B 650. A2.
Aenesidemus: B 535. A2.
Affection and emotion: BF 511-93.
Agnosticism (Philosophy)
General: B 808.
Special, local: B 851-4651.
Agrippa: B 535. A3.
Ailly, Pierre d': B 765.A3.
Alanus ab Insulis, B 765. A3.
Albertus Magnus: B 765. A4.
Alchemy: BF 1630-45.
Alcinous: B 535. A4.
Alcott, A. Bronson: B 908. A6.
Alcuin: B 765.A6.
Alexander of ^Egse: B 535.A5.
Alexander of Aphrodisias: B 535. A6.
Alexander of Ilales: B 765.A7.
Alexandrian school
Ethics: BJ 221-24.
Philosophy: B 630-708.
Alexandrinus (Philo Judaeus): B 689.
Algebraic logic : BC 131-5.
Alkahest: BF 1634.
Altruism and egotism: BJ 1474-5.
Amelius: B 650.A4.
American philosophy: B 851-945.
Ammonius Saccas: B 650. A6.
Ampere A. M.: B 2191.
Amulets: BF1561.
Anaxagoras: B 205.
N. B. — Ancient claaeic authors and medieval philosophers are indexed under
(brief) English form of name as a rule, e. g. Aristotle, Peter Lombard, William of
Auvergne.
Anaximander: B 208.
Anaximenes: B 211.
Ancient philosophy: B 108-708.
Andronicus of Rhodes. B 535.A7.
Anger (Psychology): BF 575.
Animal magnetism: BF 1111-56.
Animal psychology: BF fitiO-78.
Animals, Expression of emotions in (Psy-
chology): BF593.
Animals, Soul of: BD 428.
Anselm: B 765. A8.
Anti-spiritualist literature: BF 1012.
Antisthenes: B 293. A3.
Anollodorus: B 535. A8.
Apologist philosophers: B 635.
Apparitions, ghosts: BF 1445-86.
Apparitions of the living (Occult sci-
ences): BF 1481.
Apperception (Psychology): BF 321.
ApuleiuB of Madaura: B 536.A3.
Arabic philosophy. Medieval: H 74]
Influence on European thought: 15 723.
Arcesilaus: B 536. A4.
Archytas: B 213.
Ardigo: B 3612.
Argumentation (Logic): BC 177.
Aristippus of Cyrene: B 293. A 7.
Aristo: B 536. A5.
Aristotle: B 400-91.
Influence of: B 725.
Aristoxenus: B 536. A6.
Arnobius: B 650 AS.
Asceticism and hedonism: BJ 1491.
Aspasius: B 536. A7.
Association of ideas (Psychology k
BF 365-85.
Associationalism (Philosophy)
General: B 816.
Special: B 851-1651.
Astral body: BF 1389.
95
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INDEX
I
Astrology: BF 1651-1728.
Alhanasius: B 653.
Athenagoras: B 654.
Atomism (Cosmology): BD 646.
Atomism (Greek philosophy): B 193.
Attention (Psychology): BF 321.
Audition, Colored (Psychology): BF497.
Auguries, Bigns: BF 1777.
Auto-hypnotism: BF 1156.
Automatic drawing, etc.: BF 1347.
Automatic writing: BF 1343.
Automatism, Mediumistic: BF 1321-52.
Automobile etiquette: BJ 2155.
Avenarius: B 3200-08.
Avenpace (Abu Bakr ibn al-Saigh ibn
Baja): B 748. A6.
Averroes (Ibn Rushd): B 749.
Avicebronus (Ibn GibiroD: B 759.A5
Avicenna (Ibn Sina): B 751.
Azais: B 1928.A7.
Baader: B 2950-54.
Babylonian philosophy: B 145-9.
Bacon, Francis: B 1151-1199.
Bacon, Roger: B 765. B2.
Bain: B 1618.B2.
Balfour: B 1403.B3.
Bardesanes: B 657.
Bardili: B 2956.
Basilides: B 658.
Baumeister: B 2634.
Baumgarten: B 2637.
Bayle: B 1825.
Bax: B 1618.B3.
Beattie: B 1403.B5.
Beck, J. S.: B 2958.
Bede: B 765.B3.
Being (Metaphysics): BD 331.
Bekker: B 2545.
Belief: BD 215; BF 773.
Beneke: B 2960-64.
Bentham: B 1574. B3.
Berengarius: B 765.B4.
Berkeley: B 1303-49.
Bernard of Clairvaux, St.: B 765. B5.
Bessarion: B 765. B6.
Bible and spiritualism: BF 1275.
Biblical astrology: BF 1721.
Bilfinger: B 2640-43.
Binet: B 2193.
Biologic survivals (Genetic psychology):
BF711.
Bodiryliealth (Ethical aspects): BJ 1695.
Bodin: B 781. B3.
Body, Mind and (Psychology): BF 150-
171.
Boehme: B781.B6.
Boethius: B 659.
Bolingbroke: B 1355-8.
Bona ventura, St.: B 765. B7.
Bonnet: B 1940-48.
Bossuet: B 1950-58.
Bostrom: B 4480-88.
Bovillus: B 781. B7.
Boys, Ethics for: BJ 1641-48; HQ 41.
Bradley, F. H.: B 1618.B7.
Brochner: B 4353.
Bromley: B 1201.B5.
Brown, Peter: B 1361.
Brown, Thomas: B 1405-8.
Browne, Sir Thomas: B 1201. B6.
Bruno, Giordano: B 783.
Buddeus: B 2645-48.
Biichner: B 3215.
Burner: B 1959.B7.
Buff on: B 1960-68.
B urthogge: B 1201. B7.
Butler: B 1363.
Cabala: BF 1585-1645.
Cabanis: B 1970-78.
Caird: B 1618.C2.
Calling card etiquette: BJ 2081-95.
Campanella: B 785.C2.
Capella: B 661.
Card fortune telling: BF 1876-79.
Cardano: B 785. C3.
Carlyle: B 1575-8.
Carneades: B 537.
Caro: B 2195.
Carpocrates: B 663.
Cartomancy: BF 1876-9.
Cassiodorus: B 665.
Casuistry: BJ 1440-44.
Catalepsy: BF 1156.
Catholic ethics: BJ 1249.
Catholic etiquette: B J 2018.
Catholic philosophy (compends): B 103.
Causality (Psychology): BF 468-75.
Causation (Teleology): BD 530-95.
Cause and effect (Cosmology): BD 591-5.
Celsus: B 538. C2.
Ceretti: B 3614.C3.
96
INDKX
Certitude (Logic): BC 171-5.
Chance
Logic: BC 141.
Cosmology: BD 595.
Change (Metaphysics): Bl) 373.
Channing, W. E.: B 908. C4.
Character
Ethics: BJ 1518-1696.
Psychology: BF 818-39.
Charron: B 785. C5.
Child, Psychology of the: BF 721.
Children, Ethics for: BJ 1631-58; HQ.
Chinese othics: BJ 116-18.
Chinese philosophy: B 125-9.
Chiromancy: BF 908-35.
Christian ethics: BJ 1201-78.
Alexandrian: BJ 221-24.
Christian etiquette: BJ 201 8 .
Christian philosophy (Alexandrian) :
B 630-708.
Christianity and spiritualism: BF 1275.
Chromesthesia: BF 49,7.
Chrysippus: B 540-43.
Cicero: B 550-553.
Clairaudience: BF 1338.
Clairvoyance: BF 1325-31.
Clark, J. F.: B 908.C6.
Clarke, Samuel: B 1365.
Class, Gustav: B 3216.C3.
Clean thes: B 557. C2.
Clement of Alexandria: B 666.
Club etiquette: BJ 2183-7.
Cohen, Ilermann: B 3216. C4.
Coleridge: B 1583.
Collier: B 1366.C4.
Collins: B 1367.
Colored audition (Psychology): BF 497.
Comparative psychology: BF 660-99.
Comparison, judgment, reasoning (Psy-
chology): BF441.
Compromise (Ethics): BJ 1430-34.
Comte B 2200-49.
Conceptualism: B 731.
Condillac: B 1980-88.
Conditioned and unconditioned: BD411.
Condorcet: B 1990-98.
Conduct and character: BJ 1518-1695.
Conduct of life: BJ 1545-1695.
Conscience: BJ 1471.
Conjuring
Demonology: BF 1558.
Legerdemain: GV 1541-1565.
Psychology of: BF 493.C7.
607023 O - 44 - 7
Psychology ): BF 311-499.
< Contemplative 1 1. active In. BJ i .
Conversation | Etiquette): BJ 2120
Conyheare: B I
Correspondence (Etiquette): BJ2101 15.
( iosmic harmony : BD 645.
Cosmology: BD 493-708.
Cpurnqt: B 2258,C6.
Cousin: B 2260-68.
Crates: B 557. C5.
Creative processes (Psychology):
BF 408-35.
Creuz: 15 2661.
Criticism (Metaphysic.se BD 201.
Critical philosophy.
General. B 809.
Special, local: B 861-4661.
Crusius: B 2654.
Crystal gazing: BF 1331.
Cudworth: B 1201.C6.
Culver well: B 1201.C7.
Cumberland: B 1201.C8.
Cutaneous senses (Psychology): BF 275.
Cyclic law (Astrology): BF 1725.
Cynicism: B 508.
Cyprian: B 667.C6.
Cyrenaicism: B 279.
D
D'Alcmbert: B 1930-38.
Darwin, Charles: B 1620-3.
Darwin, Erasmus: B 1371.
David of Dinant: B 765.D2.
Davies: B 1201. D2.
Death, Problem of: BD 444.
Declinations, Tables of (Astrology):
BF 1715.
Deductive logic: BC 60-99.
Dematerialization of spirits: BF 1383.
Demetrius: B 557. D3.
Democritua: B 295-99.
Demonology: BF 1405-1891.
Descartes: B 1836-78.
DestUtt de Tracy: B 20004)8.
Determinism
Ethics: BJ 1460-64.
Psychology: BF 620-28.
Devil (Demonology): BF 1546-61.
Devil worship: BF 1546-1554.
Diakka: BF 1555.
Diderot: B 2010-18.
Dietrich of Freiburg: B 7t>5. I>3.
Differential psychology: BF 697.
97
INDEX
Dilemma (Logic): BC 185.
"Dingansich:" BD 211.
Dining, Etiquette of: B J 2038.
Diodoru8: B 557. D4.
Diogenes of Apollonia: B 215.
Diogenes the Cynic: B 305. D4. '
Dionysius Areopagita: B 667. D4.
Dissociation of personality: BF 1211-18.
Discipline, Mental (Psychology) : BF 632.
Divinations, oracles: BF 1745-79.
Divining rod: BF 1645.
Dogmatism (Philosophy)
General: B 810.
Greco-Roman: B 511.
Special, local: B 851-4651.
Doherty: B 1584. D5.
Dominicus Gundissalinus: B 765. D5.
Dowsing for precious metals: BF 1645.
Dreams, dream books: BF 1075-99.
Drill, exercise: BF 337
Driving etiquette: BJ 2147.
Drummond, W.: B 1373. D7.
Dualism (Metaphysics): BD 331.
Dualism (Philosophic systems.)
_J3eneral: B 812.
"^Special: B 851-4651.
Diihring: B 3220-23.
Dunan: B 2270.D8.
Duns Scotus: B 765. D7.
Dutch philosophy: B 3801-4173.
Duty (Ethics): B J 1451.
Eckhardt: B 765. E3.
Eclecticism (Philosophy)
General: B 814.
Greek: B 271.
Special: B 851-4651.
Economics and ethics: BJ 53.
Economics and philosophy: B 63.
Ecstasy (Spiritism): BF 1321-52.
Edesius: B 667.E3.
Edwards, Jonathan: B 870-4.
Effort: BF 632.
Efficiency, Mental (Psychology): BF431.
Egotism and altruism: BJ 1474-5.
Egyptian ethics: BJ 131-33.
,\ a Vi Egyptian philosophy: B 140-44.
Elean-Eretrian school: B 274.
Eleatics: B 196.
Elemental spirits: BF 1552.
Elixir of life: BF 1637.
Elves: BF 1552.
Emerson, R. W.: B 910-918.
Emesa, Bishop of: B 684. N3.
Emotion and affection: BF 511-93.
Empedocles: B 218.
Empirical logic: BC 80-99.
Empiricism (Metaphysics): BD 181.
Empiricism (Philosophic systems.)
General: B 816.
Special, local: B 851-4651.
Engel: B 2657.
English philosophy: B 1111-1671.
Enthymeme (Logic): BC 185.
Environment (Psychology): BF 353.
Entertaining (Etiquette): BJ 2021-2028.
Epictetus: B 560-63.
Epicurean philosophy: B 512.
Epicurus: B 570-73.
Epistemology: BD 150-241.
Epistolary etiquette: BJ 2101-15.
Erasmus: B 785. E6.
Erdmann: B 3225.
Erennius (Herennius): B 667. E5.
Error and truth
Ethics: BJ 1420-24.
Logic: BC 171-75.
Esthetics: BH.
Esthetics and ethics: BJ 46.
Ethics
Altruism: BJ 1474. ]
Casuistry: BJ 1440-44.
Catholic: BJ 1249.
Character: BJ 1518-1695.
Christian: BJ 1201-1278.
Early: BJ 221-224.
Collected works: BJ 21-28.
Commercial: HF 5386.
Compromise: BJ 1430-34.
Conduct: BJ 1545-1695.
Congresses: BJ 19.
Conscience: BJ 1471.
Dictionaries: BJ 63.
Domestic: HQ 728-759.
Duty: BJ 1451.
Ethics and economics: BJ 53.
Ethics and esthetics: BJ 46.
Ethics and law: BJ 55.
Ethics and literature: BJ 16.
Ethics and logic: BJ 43; BC 55.
Ethics and pedagogics: BJ 49.
Ethics and philosophy: BJ 41.
Ethics and politics: BJ 55.
Ethics and psychology: BJ 45; BF 47.
98
LNDKX
Ethics— Continued.
Ethics and religion: BJ
Ethii :s an
Evolutionary: BJ 128*
Golden rule: BJ i
I and evil: IU MOO-08.
Greek: BJ 160
Happiness BJ 1 t v >
Eebrew: 15.1 1 11
Hedonism: BJ 1491.
Hindu: BJ 12]
History: BJ 71 944
Oriental: BJ 111 2
Patristic: BJ 1212.
Right and wrong: BJ 1 110-18.
Roman: BJ 160 2
School.-: BJ I
Societies: BJ I
Study and teaching: BJ G6.
Theory: BJ 37-57.
Treatises: HJ 1001-1185.
BJ 1535.
Virtues: BJ 1518-1695.
Will: BJ L460 64.
Ethnic psychology: 15 F 730-38.
Ethology: BF 818-839.
Etiquette: 15J 1801 2187
.lean treal
l'ling.-ard- P. i
Christian etiquette: BJ 2018:
Clubs: BJ 2183,
Conversation: BJ 2120-8.
Dictionaries: BJ 1815.
Dinners: BJ 2(
English treatises: BJ 1870-9.
Entertainments: BJ 2Q2]
French treatises: BJ 1880-9.
Funerals: BJ 20
German treatises: BJ 1900-9.
History: BJ 1821.
Italian treatises: BJ L920-9.
Portuguese tr<
Russian treatisi BJ L94
Scandinavian I
Spanish treal i
Swiss tr-
Traveling: BJ
Wedding
Wed
I
Euden
Eviden
Evil (Ethics): BJ 1 \<
"Evil ey< ' BF
Evilspi
Evolution hy)
■ ra I I B
Spe< ial, lu :al: B 851 10
Evolutionary ethics: BJ I -
Evolutionary logic: BC 121.
Irillj BF
in of demons: HI ;
Expectancj : BF 323.
rimental | I 645;
QP
Expression of - (Psychol
BF
Fairies: BF 1"
Faith: BD 215; BF 77:5.
Fallaci L75.
Falsehood
Ethics: BJ 142(
Logic: BC 171
Familiar spirits: BF 1557.
Family ethics: 11Q 72S 59.
al-Farabi: B 753. F3.
Fatigue (Psychology): BF 481-7.
Fear (Psychol
Feohner: B
Fechner's law: QP 431 i
! emotion: BF
in: B L4K
Ferrari: 15 .:■
Ferrier: B
Feuerhach: B 2970-73.
Fichu-. 1 II . !'. 2974
Ficht(
Ficino Marsilio
Final causi
Finite and infinite: BD 111.
99
INDEX
Fontenelle: B 2020-28.
Force (Cosmology): BD 652.
Fortune telling: BF 1850-91.
Astrology: BF 1651-1728.
Dream books: BF 1080-99.
Palmistry: BF 910-35.
Fouillee, A.: B 2270.F6.
Fourth dimension:
Mathematics: QA 691-699.
Spiritism: BF 1383.
Franchi( Bona vino): B 3618.
Francis of Assisi, St.: B 765.F6.
Franck, Sebastian: B 765. F7.
Franklin, B. (Philosophy): B 880-4.
Fraser: B 1589. F7.
Freedom of the will
Ethics: BJ 1460-64.
Psychology: BF 620-28.
French philosophy: B 1801-2415.
Fries: B 2975-79.
Frohschammer, J.: B 3245.F7.
Funeral etiquette: B J 2071-5.
Gale, Theophilus: B 1201. G2
Gale, Thomas: B 1201.G3.
Galen: B 577.G2.
Galileo: B 785. G2.
Galluppi: B 3620-23.
Garve: B 2660-63.
Gassendi: B 1880-88.
al-Gazali: B 753.G3.
Generalization: BD 235.
Genetic ethics: BJ 1288-1335.
Genetic logic: BC 121.
Genetic psychology: BF 700-755.
Genii: BF 1552.
Genius
and degeneration: BF 426.
heredity: BF 418.
insanity: BF423.
Psychology of: BF 412-26.
German philosophy: B 2521-3395.
Gereon: B 765.G3.
Geulincx: B 3900-3949.
Ghosts: BF 1445-1543.
Gilbert de la Porre6 (PorretanuB):
B 765.G5.
Gioberti: B 3625-28.
Glanvill: B 1201. G5.
Gnomee: BF 1552.
Gnosticism: B 638.
Goschel: B 3251.
Golden rule (Ethics): BJ 1278.
Good and evil (Ethics): BJ 1400-08.
Gorgias of Leontium: B 305.G3.
Graphology: BF 890-905. BTi&33.
Greco-Roman ethics: BJ 211-14.
Greco-Roman philosophy: B 505-626.
Greek ethics: BJ 160-224.
Greek philosophy, Ancient: B 165-491.
and modern thought: B 181.
Nature philosophy: B 118.
Greek philosophy, Modern: B 3501-15.
Green, T. H.: B 1630-8.
Gregory of Nazianzus: B 667 :G5.
Gregory of Nyssa: B 667.G7.
Grimoire (Demonology): BF 1558.
Grot: B 4240-48.
Grote, George: B 1589.G8.
Grotius: B 785.G7.
Gruyer, L. A.: B 4161.
H
Habit (Psychology): BF 335.
Haeckel: B 3260-68.
Haldane: B 1645.
Hallucinations: BF 1048-63.
Hamann: B 2990-2993.
Hamilton: B 1420-8.
Hand (Palmistry, etc.): BF 908-35.
Handwriting (Graphology): BF 890-905.
Happiness: BJ 1480-84.
Harrison: B 1646. H2.
Hartley: B 1375-8.
Hartmann: B 3270-78.
Harvey, Gideon: B 1201. H2. ,' gp£
Haunted houses: BF 1475.
Hauntings (Occult sciences): BF 1405-
1543.
Health, Physical (Ethical aspects of):
BJ 1695.
Hearing (Psychology): BF251; QP46L-9.
Hebrew ethics, Ancient: BJ 146-8.
Hebrew philosophy
Ancient: B 155-159.
Medieval: B 755-9.
Hedonism: B 279.
and asceticism : BJ 1491.
Hegel: B 2900-49.
Helmholtz: B 3279.H5.
Helvetius: B 2040-18.
Hemsterhuis: B 4020-28.
100
[NDEX
Heraclitus: B 220-23.
Herbart: B 3000 3049.
Herbert of Cherbury: B L201.H3.
Herder: B 3051.
Heredity ( Psychology >: B I ■ 3 1 1 -16.
Heredity and genius: BF 418.
HennarchuB of Mytilene: B 577.113.
Hermetics? BF 1585 L623.
Heusde. P. II. van: B 4060-68.
Hieronymus: 15 577.115
Hindu ethics: BJ 121-3.
Hindu philosophy: B 130-34.
Hinton, James: It L589. H 4.
Hippolytus: B 667.115.
History and philosophy: B 61.
Hobbes: B 1203 1248.
Hoffding: B 4360-68.
Holbach: B 2050-58.
Home: B 1435.
Hooker: B 1249. H6.
Horoscopes: BF 1561-1728.
Hotel etiquette: BJ 2144.
Huet, P. D.: B 1889.H7.
Hugo of St. Victor: B 765. H7.
Humanism
Renaissance: B 778.
Modern: B 821.
Hume: B 1450-99.
Hutcheson: B 1500-3.
Hutton, James: B 1379. H8.
Hygiene, Personal (Ethical aspects of):
BJ 1695.
Hypnotism: BF 1111-56.
Hypothesis (Logic): BC 183.
I
Iamblicus: B 669.
Ibn Gibirol (Avicebronue): B 759. A5.
Ibn Maimun (Maimonides): B 759. M3.
Ibn Rushd (Averroes): B 749.
Ibn Sina (Avicenna): B 751.
Ibn Tufail: B 753.13.
Idealism (Philosophy)
General: B 823.
Special, local: B 851-4651.
U.S.: B941.
Ideas, Association of (Psychology):
BF 365-85.
Ideology, French: B 943.
Idleness and work: BJ 1498.
Illusions
Normal: BF 491.
Metapsychology: BF 1001-1389.
Imagination (Psychology): BF367;
BF 408-36.
Imitation (Psychology): BF 357.
Immortality of the soul: BI) 420-22.
Incantations (Demonology): BF ]. r >. r ,8.
Incubi (Occult sciences): BF I
Indeterminism (Psychology): BF 020-28.
Individuality (Psychology): BF 697.
Inductive logic: I'.'' 80-99.
Infinite and finite: BI) 411.
Inhibition (Psychologj ll BF 335-7.
Insanity and genius: BF I
Inspiration (Psychology): BF 410.
Inspirational records, Spiritistic:
BF 1291-1311.
Instinct (Psychology): BF 685.
Interest: BF 321:
Intuitionalism (Metaphysics): BD 181.
Invention (Psychology): BF 408-35.
Irenaeus: B 671.
Isidorus Gnosticus: B 672.
Isidorus Hispalensis: B 673.
Italian philosophy: B 3551-3655.
Jacob i: B 3055-59.
James, Henry: B921.J2.
Japanese philosophy: B 125-29.
Jefferson, Thomas: B 885.
Jewish ethics, Ancient: BJ 146-8.
Jewish philosophy: B 155-59.
Medieval: B 755-59.
John of Salisbury: B 765.J4.
John Scotus Erigena: B 765.J5.
Joseph (Ibn Zaddick): B 759.J5.
Jouffroy: B 2280-88.
Joy and sorrow: BJ 1487.
Judgment, reasoning (Psychology):
BF441.
Julian: B 674.
Justin Martyr: B 675.
K
Kabala: BF 1585-1623.
Kami, Albert: B 3279.K2.
Kant: B 2750-99.
Kempis, Thomas a: B 785.T5.
Kierkegaard: B 4370-78.
al-Kindi: B 753. K">.
Knowledge, Relativity of: BD 221.
Knowledge, Theory of : BD 150-241
Krause: B 3061.
1 d J.O.5
101
fWfcW ot
1.11.
INDEX
Kroman: B 4381.
Krug: B 3063.
L
Labor and idleness: BJ 1498.
Lactantius: B 677.
Lamarck: B 2289. L2.
Lambert, J. H.: B 2673.
LaMettrie: B 2060-68.
Lanfranc: B 765. L3.
Lange, F. A.: B 3281.
Language and thought (Psychology):
BF 455-63.
Laromiguidre: B 2300-08.
Law and ethics: BJ 55.
Law and philosophy: B 65.
Law and psychology: BF 61.
Lazarus, M.: B 3285.
Le Clerc, Jean: B 1889.L3.
Legal logic: BC 151.
Leibnitz: B 2550-99.
Leroux: B 3315.
Lessing: B 2675-8.
Letter-writing (Etiquette): BJ 2101-15.
Leucippus: B 225-8.
Levitation (Spiritism): BF 1385.
Lewes: B 1590-4..
Life, Problem of: BD 431. SITil.L^.
Lipsius: B 785. L4.
Literature and ethics: BJ 46.
Literature and philosophy: B 66.
Locke: B 1250-1298. bc« a s
Logic
Algebraic: BC 131-35.
Argumentation: BC 177.
Chance: BC141.
Collected works: BC 6.
' Compends: BC 101-17.
Deductive: BC 60-99.
Dictionaries: BC 9.
Empirical: BC 80-99.
Evolutionary: BC 121. ,
Fallacies: BC 175.
History: BC 11-39.
Hypothesis: BC 183.
Inductive: BC 80-99.
Logic and ethics: BC 55; BJ 43.
Logic and philosophy: BC 51.
Logic and psychology: BC 53; BF 44.
Mechanical: BC 137-38.
Periodicals: BC 1.
Probabilities: BC 141.
Proof: BC 173.
Logic — Continued.
Propositions: BC 181.
Reasoning: BC 177.
Study and teaching: BC 59.
Syllogisms: BC 185.
Symbolic: BC 131-35.
Treatises: BC 60-161.
Truth and error: BC 171.
Longinus: B 679:
Los§ius: B2682.
Love (Psychology): BF 575.
Lucian: B 577. L5.
Lucretius: B 577. L6.
Lully (Lull, Ra ymond): B 765. L8.
Luncheon etiquette: BJ 2038. '
Lyco: B 577. L8.
M
Macchiavelli: B 785.M2.
McCosh, James: B 925-8.
Much, Ernst: B 3300-03.
Mackintosh: B 1510-18.
Magic: BF 1585-1623.
Magician's wand: BF 1626-8.
Maimon, Salomon: B 3065-69.'
Maimonides: B 759. M3.
Maine de Biran: B 2320-28.
Maistre,J. M. de: B 2331.M2.
Malebranche: B 1890-98.
Mamiani: B 3635.
Mandeville, Bernard de: B 1381.
Manicheisra: B 641.
Marcion: B 681.
Marcus Aurelius: B 580-3.
Marsilius: B 765.M3.
Martensen: B 4383.
Materialism (Metaphysics): BD 331.
Materialism (Philosophic systems)
General: B 825.
Special, local: B 851-4651.
Materialization of spirits: BF 1378-81.
Mather, Cotton: B 876. M2.
Matter:
Cosmology: BD 646.
Substance, being: BD 331.
Matter and motion (Cosmology): BD 652.
Matter and space (Cosmology): BD621-32.
Maupertuis: B 2080-88.
Maximus of Ephesus: B 683,
Maximus of T yre: 15 588.
Mechanical logic: BC 137
Mechanism (Cosmology): BD
102
?33.M3.
, fA<k
INDEX
Medical astroli
Medieval i >l 1 1 1 < *-< < i >t i
Meditative i active life BJ 1 19 I
Mediums (Spiritism): BF L281
Megarian Bchool: B
.,1 i:
Memon [Psyctolog)
Mendelssohn: B*
Mental deficiency i Psychology I Bl
Mental discipl ilogy I Bl
Mcn'al imagery (Psychology): BF
Mental virility (Psychology): BF 131.
Meniicultuiv B
pirit: BF 1291-1311.
Metaphysics: Bl).
( ompends: 131.
-in (logy 193-708.
Epistemology: 150 24 L.
Methodology: 240-1.
Ontology: 300-444.
Teleology: 530-95.
Treatises: 100 125.
Metals. Transmutation of: BF 1639.
Metapsychology: BF 1001-1389.
Metempsychosis: Bl) Uu.
Methodius: B 684.M3.
Methodology: BD 240-1.
Migration (Psychology): BF 699.
Mill. J. S.: B 1»
Mill, James: B 1595-8.
Mimicry (Psychology): BF 357.
Mind: '
Mental deficiency: BF435.
Mental discipline: BF 632.
Mental virility: BF 131
Menticulture: BF 638-45.
Mind and body (Psychology): BF 150-171.
Mind reading: BF 1161-71.
Minucius Felix: B 684 .-M5.
Mirantlola, (.. F. Pii o della; B /s.YMi
ftnenfo'nics (Psyciiology*: ;
Modern philosophy: B 790-4651.
Mfibius, P.J: B3309.M6.
Mkandola, G. Picod.: B 785.
Monism
General: B 827.
Special, local: B 851-4651.
Montaigne: B 785.M7.
Montesquieu: B 2009-98.
Moorish philosophy: B 741-53.
Moralists, (-reel..; r, 514.
More, Henrj : B L299.M6.
M. Telly: B 2100
Motion and matter 1 1
Multipl
ism
lieval: B
Modern
Spa ial
N
Natio
Nativities (Astrology): BF
Nature, 1'lnl, »phy of: BD 581.
mi I! lis
Greek: B 118; 171
BJ 1460-64.
h log) Bl
623.
Nemesius Bishop of Emesa): B 684.N3.
Neo-Hegeli in ism: B 1568.
Neo-Humanism
General B 821.
Special, local: B 851-4651.
Neo-Platonists: B 517.
\\> x indrian: B 645.
Pla 98.
Neo-Pj thagorean B 519.
Ncttleship: B !
New England witchcraft
History: F 15. W8.
Occull sciences: BF 1575-76.
\ thought:" BF 638-15.
n, John: B 1299.N3.
Nicholas of Cusa: B 765.N5.
Nicolai: B 2695
Nicolaus of Damascus: B 591.
Nielsei B
Nietzsche: B 3310-18.
Nizolio B 785 N4.
Nomenclature (Philosopl 50.
Nominalism and realism: B 731.
Nostradamus: BF 1815.
Novalis: B 3071.
Number and quantity: BD
Number forma (S vie HF 498.
Numbers, Psychology of: BF I
Numenius of Apamea B
Obligation I Ethics) BJ 1 151.
niac: BF 1555
Occultism: BF i
11)3
INDEX
MdL aa?.
Occultism — Continued.
Apparitions: BF 1445-86.
Cartomancy: BF 1876-9.
Demonology: BF 1405-1891.
Dreams: BF 1075-99.
Evil spirits: BF 1501^3.
Fortune telling: BF 1850-91.
Ghosts: BF 1405-1543.
Magic: BF 1585-1623.
Palmistry: BF 910-35.
Psychic research: BF 1001-1389.
Satanism: BF 1546-1561.
Witchcraft: BF 1563-84.
Ocellus, Lucanus: B 235.03.
o ly !'^ iMw lil1 " 1156 '
Oersted: B 4387.
Oken: B 3073.
93,
3 , : Bl "7i^0mens, Bigns: BF 1777.
Ontology: BD 300-444.
Opiumism and pessimism: B 829.
Ethics: BJ 1477.
Opzoomer: B 4080-88.
Oracles, Sibyls: BF 1745-79.
Oriental ethics: BJ 111-25.
Oriental philosophy: B 121-159.
Origen: B 685.
Oswald: B 1525.
Pain and pleasure (Psycholbgy): BF 515.
Paine, Thomas (Philosophy): B 887.
Paley: B 1382.P2.
Palmistry: BF 910-35.
Panaetius: B 595.
Pantaenus: B 687.
Pantheism: BD 558.
Paracelsus: B 785. P2.
Parker: B 1299.P2.
Parmenides: B 235. P2.
Pascal: B 1900-04.
Pathological psychology: BF 173.
Illusions: BF491.
Memory: BF 376.
Pathology of genius: BF 423-6.
Patristic ethics: BJ 1212.
Patristic neo-Platonism: B 645.
Patritius, F: B 785. P4.
Paulsen: B 3321.
Pedagogics and ethics: BJ 49.
Pedagogics and psychology: BF 54.
Pereira: B 785. P46.
Periodicals
Astrology: BF 1651.
Ethics: BJ 1-8.
Practical: BJ 1545.
Etiquette: BJ 1801.
Logic: BC 1.
Magic: BF 1585.
"New thought:" BF 638.
Occultism: BF 1783.
Philosophy: B 1-8.
Phrenology: BF 866.
Psychic research: BF 1001-08.
Psychology: BF 1-8.
Periodicity (Astrology): BF 1725.
Peripatetic philosophy: B 341.
Greco-Roman: B 522.
Persian ethics: BJ 141-3.
Persian philosophy: B 150-54.
Personality (Psychology): BF 697-8.
Personality, Dissociation of: BF 1211-18.
Pessimism (Philosophy)
Ethics: BJ 1477.
General: B 829.
Special, local: B 851^651.
Peter Lombard: B 765.P3.
Petzholdt, Jos.: B 3323.P3.
Phaedo of Elis: B 305.P4.
Phenomenalism: BD358. -«* <
Philo Judaeus Alexandrinus: B 689.
Philoof Larissa: B 598.
Philodemus of Gadara: B 598, P4.
Philolaus: B 235.P4.
Philoponus: B 691.
Philosopher's stone: BF 1639.
Philosophy
Aesthetics: BH.
Ancient: B 108-708.
Christian, Early: B 630-708.
Collected works: B 21-28.
Congresses: B 18-20.
Dictionaries: B 41^8.
Encyclopedias: B 51.
Ethics: BJ.
History, systems, etc.: B.
Logic: BC.
Medieval: B 720-65.
Metaphysics: BD.
Modern: B 790-4651.
Oriental: B 121-159.
Periodicals: B 1-8.
Philosophy and economics: B 63.
104
INDEX
Philosophy— Continued.
Philosophy and ethics: BJ 41.
Philosophy and history: B 61.
Philosophy and law: B 65.
Philosophy and literature: B 6G.
Philosophy and logic: BC 51.
Philosophy and political science: B 65.
Philosophy and psychology: BF41.
Philosophy and religion: B 56.
Philosophy and science: B 67.
Philosophy and sociology: B 63.
Psychology: BF.
Renaissance: B 775-85.
Societies: B 11-18.
Study and teaching: B 52.
Theory, method: B 53-67.
Treatises: B 69-103.
Comprehensive: BD 10-35.
Metaphysics. BD 100-125.
Yearbooks: B 31.
Phonism (Psychology): BF 497.
Photism (Psychology): BF 496.
Photography, Spirit: BF 1381.
Phrenology: BF 866-85.
Physical health (Ethical aspects of):
BJ 1695; RA 776.
Physiognomy: BF 840-61.
Planchette: BF1343.
Platner: B 2699. P3.
Plato: H 350-98.
Neo-Platonists: B 350-98; B 645.
Play (Psychology): BF 717.
Child psychology: BF 721.
Pleasure and pain
Ethics: BJ 1481-1491.
Psychology: BF 515.
Pletho: B 785.P5.
Plotinus: B 693.
Plurality and unity: BD 394.
Plutarch of Athens: B 695.
Plutarch of Cheronoea: B 600-4503.
Pueumatology: BF 1405-1891.
Political science and philosophy: B 65.
Politics and ethics: BJ 55.
Poliziano: B 785. P6.
PolyBtratus: 13 607. P4.
Pomponazzi: B 785.P8.
Pomponius Atticus: B 605. P8.
Porphyrins: B 697.
Porretanus: B 7Gf.G5.
Porter, Noah: B 931.P5.
Posidoneus: B 607. P2.
Positive ethics: BJ 1355-85.
Positivism ( Philosophy)
Comte: B 2200-49.
General: B 831.
Special, local: B 851-1651.
Possession, Demoniac: BF 1555.
Posture (Psychology): BF 355.
and fatigue: BF487.
Potamon: B 699.
Practical ethics: BJ 1518-1695.
Pragmatism
neral: B 832.
Special, local: B 851-4651.
Prantl: B 3323 RT
Preobrazhenski: B 4250-58.
Prevost: B 2333.
Priestley: B 1383.
Probabilities (Logic): BC 141.
Proclus: B 701.
Prodicus of Scioa: B 305. P7.
Proof (Logic): BC 173.
Prophets (Occultism): BF 1783-1815.
Propositions (Logic): BC 181.
Protagoras of Abdera: B 305 P8.
Pseudo-chromesthesia: BF 497.
Psychic research: BF 1001-1389.
Clairaudience: BF 1338.
Clairvoyance: BF 1325-31.
Collected works: BF 1023.
Congresses, BF 1021.
Demonology: BF 1501-1561.
Dictionaries: BF 1025.
Dreams: BF 1075-99.
Ghosts: BF 1405-1543.
History: BF 1028.
Hypnotism: BF 1111-56.
Investigations: BF 1029-30.
Multiple consciousness: BF 1211-18.
Occultism: BF 1405-1891.
Periodicals: BF 1001-08.
Sleep: BF 1068-73.
Societies: BF 1010-18.
Spiritism: BF 1225-1389.
Telepathy: BF 116-71.
Treatises: BF 1031-38.
Psychology
Accommodation: BF 335.
Animal psychology: BF 660-78.
Character: BF 818-39.
Child psychology: BF721; HQ; LB.
105
INDEX
Ps
ivchqj mued
Collected works: BFJ
8^ '?6>.
21-28.
Comparative psychology: BF 660-99.
Compcuds: BF 131-38.
Congresses: BF 20.
Consciousness: BF 311-499.
Dictionaries: BF 31.
Ethnic psychology: BF 730-38.
Experimental psychology: BF 181-645;
QP 351-499.
Feeling: BF 511-93.
Genetic psychology: BF 700-38.
Habit: BF335.
History: BF 81-108.
Imagination: BF 408-35.
Memory: BF 370-85.
Mind and body: BF 150-71.
Nations, Psychology of: BF 751-55.
Outlines: BF 141-48.
Pathological psychology: BF 173.
Periodicals: BF 1-8.
Physiognomy: BF 840-61.
Psychic research: BF 1001-1389.
Psycnology and environment: BF 353.
Psychology and ethics: BF 47.
Psychology and heredity: BF 341-16.
Psychology and law: BF 61.
Psychology and life: BF 67.
Psychology and logic: BF 44.
Psychology and pedagogy: BF 54.
Psychology and philosophy: BF 41.
Psychology and religion: BF 51.
Psychology and science: BF 64.
Psychology and sociology: BF 57.
Sensation: BF 231-75.
Sex psychology: BF 692-95.
Space and time: BF 468-75.
Speech: BF 455-63.
Study and t.e:
realises
Will: BF608 36. Vt^rbooWs:
Psychomctry: (Mediumship) BF 1281-
1352.
Psycho-therapy: RM- BF 1156.
Pyrrhonists: B 525.
Pythagoras: B 240-43.
Neo-Pythagoreans: B 519.
Pythagorean ism: B 199.
Pythagorean numbers: BF 1623.
%F/£, 3
Q
Quantity (Metaphysics): BD 643.
Quesnay: B 2110-18.
f .
R
Rabelais: B 785. R2.
Race psychology: BF 730-38.
Railway etiquette: BJ 2141.
Ramus: B 785.R4.
Rationalism (Metaphysics): BD 181.
Rationalism (Philosophy)
General: B 833.
Special, local; B 851-4651.
Ravaisson: B 2337.
Raymond of Sabunde: B 765. R2.
Reaction time (Psychology): QP 363.
Reading (Psychology): BF456.
Realism (Philosophy)
General: B 835.
Special, local: B 851-4651.
Realism and nominalism: B 731.
Reality (Metaphysics): BD 331.
Reasoning (Logic): BC 177.
tcasonine power (Psvehology): BF 441.
oi.l : B 1530 S.
Reimarus: B 2699. R4.
Reinhold, C. E. G.: B 3077.
Reinhold, Karl L: B 3080-84.
Religion, Philosophy of: BD 573.
Religion and ethics: BJ 47.
Religion and philosophy: B 56.
Religion and psyc hology: B F 51.
Remusat, Charles de: B 2339 R3.
Renaissance ethics: BJ 271-85.
Renaissance philosophy: B 775-85.
Renan: B 2340-48.
Renouvier: B 2350-58.
Responsibility (Ethics): BJ 1451.
Reuchlin: B 785. R6.
Reynaud: B 2365.
gr-^KRhabanus Maurus: B 765. R4.
Rhythm (Psychology): BF 475.
Richard of St. Victor: B 765.R5.
Riding etiquette: BJ 2147.
Right and wrong (Ethics): BJ 1410-18.
.
feMf^fiF*
(Oc'cuifsc:
mMii.
i
science
Robert of Melun: B 765.R6.
Robinet: B 2120-28.
Roman Catholic ethics: BJ 1249.
106
INDEX
Roinan Catholic etiquette: BJ 2018.
Roman ethics: BJ 160-224.
Romanes: B 1649. R6.
Roscelin: B 765. R7.
Roeencranz: B 3
Roaicrucians: BF 1623.
Roamini-Serbati: B 3640-48.
Rosny: B 2369. R6.
Rousseau: B 2130-38.
Royal heredity (Psychology): BF 343.
Royer-Collard: B 2370-78.
ROdiger: B 2701.
Ruysbroeck: B 765.R8.
St. Augustine (Philosophy): B 655.
Saint. Simon: B 2380-88.
Saisset: B 2390.
Salem witchcraft: BF 1575-76.
Sanchez: B 785.S4.
Sapater: B 703.S3.
Satanism: BF 1546-61.
Scaliger: B 785. S4.
Schelling: B 2850-99.
Schiller: B 3086.S3.
Schlegel, F.: B 3086.S5.
Schlegel.W.: B 3086.S6.
Schleiermacher: B 3090-98.
Scholasticism
General and modern: B 839.
Medieval: B 734.
Scholastic metaphysics: BD 125.
Special, local: B 851-4651.
Schopenhauer: B 3100-49.
Schulze: B 3151.S4.
Schwegler: B 3151.S6.
\^.*NCe_ a -\ Science and ethics: BJ 57.
Science and philosophy: B 67.
Science and psychology: BF 64.
Sciences, Classification of: BD 240-41;
Q177.
Sea specters: BF 1486.
Secretan: B 2392.
Seeley, J. II.: B 931. S3.
Seers, prophets: BF 1783-1891.
Self direction: BF 632.
Self discipline (Psychology): BF 632.
Selti I unselfishness: BJ 1474-5.
Sensation (Psychology) : BF 231-275.
Sensationalism (Metaphysics): BD 181.
Sensibility (Psychology): BF521.
1 321—
.
I nry: B 13
Sibben
Sibylli
79.
r of Brabao
II; QP 4
BF 1777.
Simon: B 2400-04.
Simple life: BJ 1496.
Skepticism (Philosophic systems)
General: B 837.
Greek: B 525.
Renaissance: B 779.
Special, local: B 851-4651.
Slate writing: BF 1343.
Sleep, somnambulism: BF 1068-73.
Smell (Psychology): BF 271; QP 458.
Smith, Adam: B 1545.
Smith, John (of Cambridge): B 1299.S6.
Smith, Sidney: B 161
Sociology and philosophy: B 63.
and psychology: BF 57.
Socrates: B 310-19.
Solipsism (Metaphysics): BD 201.
Solov'ev: B 4260-68.
Somnambulism: BF 1068-73.
Sophists: B 288.
Sorites (Logic): BC 185.
Sorrow and joy: BJ 1487.
Soul-
Immortality of: BD 420-22.
Preexistence of: BD 426
Soul of animals: BD
Animal psychology: BF 660-85.
-
Space
era (Occult sciences): BF 1445-
455.
Spelling and reading (Psychology): BF
rt: B 1650-58.
1951-3999.
Spiritism: BF 1001-1389.
107
INDEX
Spiritualism: BF 1225-1389.
Astral body: BF 1389.
Automatic writing: BF 1343.
Biography of mediums: BF 1281-83.
Clairvoyance: BF 1281-1352.
Collected works: BF 1235.
Congresses: BF 1231.
Exposures: BF 1042; BF 1289.
History: BF 1241.
Levitation: BF 1385.
Materialization: BF 1378-81.
Mediums: BF 1281-1352.
Periodicals: BF 1225.
Photography, Spirit: BF 1381.
Planchette: BF 1343.
Psychometry: BF 1281-1352.
Societies: BF 1228.
Table rapping: BF 1375.
Telekinesis: BF 1371-89.
Trance:. BF 1321-52.
Treatises: BF 1251-458; BF 1286-88.
Spiritualism (Metaphysics): BD 331.
Spiritualism (Philosophic systems)
General: B 841.
Special, local: B 851-4651.
Staeius: B 626.S3.
Stationery, Etiquette of: BJ 2081-95.
Statistical method in psychology: BF
Steffens: B 3151.S8.
Steinbart: B 2705-08.
Steinthal: B 3335.
Stewart: B 1550-8.
Stirling: B 1665.
Stoics: B 528.
Strada, J.: B 4170-73.
Strato: B 626.S5.
Strauss: B 3340-43.
Stumpf: B 3345.
Stupidity (Psychology): BF 435.
Substance (Metaphysics): BD 331.
Success
Business: HF 5386; HD 6053.
Ethics: BJ 1611-18.
Succubi (Occult sciences): BF 1556.
Suggestion, hypnotism: BF 1111-56.
Summism: B 727.
Suso: B 765.S7.
Syllogisms (Logic): BC 185.
Symbolic logic: BC 131-5.
Symbolism
Occult sciences: BF 1623.
Psychology: BF 458.
Sympafhy: BJ 1745.
Syncretism: B 531.
Synesthesia (Psychology): BF 495-99.
Synopsie: BF 497.
Syrianus: B 703. S8.
Systems (Philosophy): B 69-4651.
Table rapping: BF 1375.
Taine: B 2405-08.
Talismans: BF 1561.
Tarde: B 2411.
Taste (Psychology): BF261; QP 456.
Tauler: B 765.T3.
Teaching and ethics: BJ 49.
Teaching and psychology: BF 54.
Educational psychology: LB.
Teichmuller: B 3346.T3.
Telekinesis: BF 1371-89.
Teleology: BD 530-95.
Telepathy: BF 1161-71.
Telesius: B 785. T3.
Temperament, character (Psychology):
BF 795^-935.
Terminology (Philosophy): B 49-50.
Tertullian: B 705.
Tetens: B 2710-13.
Thales: B 250-53.
Theism: BD 555.
Themistius: B 708.T4.
Theodorus: B 708.T5.
Theology and ethics: BJ 47.
Theology and philosophy: B 56.
Theophrastus of Lesbos: B 626.T3.
Thomas a Kempis: B 785.T5.
Thomas Aquinas: B 765.T5.
Thomasius: B 2605.
Thoreau, H. D.: B 931.T4.
Thought and language (Psychology):
BF 455.
Tiedeman: B 2715.
Timaeus Locrus: B 258.T4.
Time and space
Cosmology: BD 632-43. '
Psychology: BF 468-75.
Time relations (Psychology): BF 475.
Timon of Phlius: B 626.T5.
Tindall: B 1391.
Tonnies: B 3348.
Toland: B 1393.
Touch (Psychology): BF 275; QP 451.
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[NDEX
Training of the will (Psychology):
BF632.
Trance (Spiritism): BF 1321
Spirit messages: BF 1291 1311.
Transcendentalism (Philosophy)
American: B 905.
General: B 823.
Special, local: B 851-4651.
Transmutation of metals: BP 1G39.
Traveling etiquette: BJ 2137-55.
Trendelenburg: B 3155-58.
Troit.skil: B 1270-78.
Truth and error
Ethics: BJ 1420-24.
Logic: BO 171-75.
Tschirnhausen: B 2609.
Turgot: B 2150-58.
U
Uberweg: B 3351.
Ulrici: B 3160-68.
Unconscious, Psychology of the: BF 1001
1389.
Unconscious mind (Psychology): BF315.
Unity and plurality (Metaphysics);
BD 394.
Universal solvent (Alchemy): BF 1634.
Unknowable: BD 211.
Upham, T. C: B 931. U6.
Utilitarianism (Philosophy)
General: B 843.
Special, local: B 851-4651.
Vacherot: B 2415.
Valentinus: B 708. V3.
Values, Theory of —
Metaphysics: BD 232.
Psychology: BF 758.
Vampires (Occult sciences): BF 1556.
Vanini: B 785. V2.
Vices (Ethics): BJ 1535.
Vincent, of Beauvais: B 765. V4.
Virtues (Ethics): BJ L518 1695.
Vision (Psychology): BF241; QP 475-95.
Visiting curd etiquette: BJ 2081-95.
Vogt, 0.: B 3355.
Volition (Psychology): BF 608-36.
"Volkerpsychologie": BF 730-738.
Volney: B 2160-68.
Voltaire: B 2170-78.
O
W
Wallace: I'. 1671
Walter of S< Vu i-r: B 765.W3.
Wand, Mai'ic ian »'s: I'd' 1642 5,
I.: B 1394.W2
Way land, Frani is: B 931 Wi
Weber's law: QP i .:
Wedding etiquette BJ 2051 65.
Stationery: BJ 2092
Wedgew i, B.: 15 1612 W3.
Weigel: B 785.W3.
Weisse: B 3175.
Whewell: B L612.W5.
Whi< hcote: B 1299.W4.
Will
Diseases of: BF 619
Ethics: BJ 1460-64.
Psychology: BF 608-36.
Training of: BF 632.
William of Auvergne: B 765.W4.
William of Champeaux: B 765.W5.
William of Occam: B 765. W6.
Willmann: B 3365.
Windelband: B 3371.
Witchcraft: BF 1563-84.
Wolff: B 2720 28.
Wollaston: B 1395.
Woolston: B 1397.
Work and fatigue (Psychology): BF 181.
Work and idleness (Ethics): BJ 1498.
Worth, values.
Metaphysics: BD 232.
Psychology: BF 758.
Worthington: B 1299.W6.
Writing (Graphology); BF 890-905.
Wrong and right (Ethics): BJ 1410- 18
Wundt: B 3380-88.
Xenophanes: B 258. X3.
Y
Young people, Ethics for: EQ 36, 46,
BJ 1661-88.
Zeller: B 3391.
Zeno of Citium: B 626.Z2.
Zenoof Elea: B 258.Z3.
Zeno of Tarsus: B 626. Zi.
Ziegler, T.: B 3395.
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