Handbook of the history of philosophy / by Albert Schwegler; translated and annotated by James Hutchison Stirling.

  • Schwegler, Albert, 1819-1857.
Date:
1874
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    427. 446, 449, 450-454, 457, 459, 461- 468, 473-476. Hegesias, 56. Heine, 436, 473. Hell, 209. Helvetius, 186, 187, 190. Heraclitus, his historical relation, 19 ; his characteristics, 20 ; his principle, 20; fire, 21; transition from, 22; Note on, 371; mentioned, 4, 7, 8, 23- 27, 30, 35, 66, 73, 77, 125, 126, 280. 350, 357, 371-373, 375, 395, 396, 398 399, 400, 455, 460. Herbart, his life, 278 ; his philosophy, 278; his hasis, 278 ; his procedure, 279 ; his metaphysics, 279 ; his reals, 280 ; his psychology, 283 ; his ethics, 285 ; Note on, 428 ; mentioned, 247 360, 428, 464. Herder, 247. Hermeias, 94, 95. Herodotus, 314. Herpyllis, 95. Hesiod, 9, 16, 91. Heteronomous, 234. Hippasus, 851. Hippias, 33, 36, 37. Hippias minor (the), 63. Hippo, 352. Histories of Philosophy, 345, 346 History, 96, 340, 341, 348. Hobbes, 177, 364, 365, 394, 411-413 Holderlin, 286. Holbach, 190, 474. Homer, 9, 16, 91. Homoeomeries, 29, 375. Hope, 238. Huber, 349. Hufeland, 257. Hugo, 473. Humboldt, 257. Hume, 181-184, 210, 212, 216, 251 414- 416 420,422. 423, 454. 455, 456, '465. Hutcheson, 181, 416. 444 Hyle, 79. Hylicists, 6, 13, 21, 23, 30, 32. Hypostasis, 80. Iambliceus, 12, 139. Idaeus, 352. Idea, 76, 77-89, 101-105, 108, 316, 329 331, 398, 402. Ideal, 89, 227, 229. 1<3^aiism' 125> 176> 192-209. 210, 212, oiL2™ ' 3 251> 253' 259> 287. 291 f,9/304' 316' 374> 891, 419 420, 431, 435, 476 Ideality, 315-316. Id,es, 51, 64-68, 70, 72-89, 101-105 177- 179, 202, 359, 398, 399. ' Ideation confused, 193 Identity, 65, 71, 327, 355, 359, 366, 404, Illumination, 8, 31, 187-192, 207-209, 210, 381, 416. Immaterial principle, 30. Immediacy, 329. Immortality, 10, 67, 84, 439, 440. Imperative, categorical, 214, 233, 421. Implicit, 366. Import finite, 402. Induction, 48, 50, 151. Infinite, 10, 365, 366, 401. Inherence, 280, 281. In-itself, 299. Inner, 328. Intellect, 8, 10. Intellectus, 145. Intelligible, principle, 7, 396. Intuition, 224, 247, 251. Intuitive understanding, 426. Ionics, 4, 6, 7, 9-11, 23, 350, 352, 373, 396, 453, 459. Irony, Socratic, 49. Isocrates, 35. Italics, 11, 373. Jacobi, 247-255, 267, 286, 306, 411, 41IS, 426, 427. John, St., 277, 315. Judgment, 330. Judgment, Kritik of, 215, 217, 240 246. Judgment, Esthetic, 241. Judgment, Teleological, 241, 244. Judgments of explanation (analytic), Judgments of extension (synthetic), Judginents of sensation, 361. Kames, Lord, 416. Kant, Transition to, 209 ; life 214- Kritik of Pure Reason, 217: the Transcendental ^Esthetic, 218: the Transcendental Analytic, 221; the Transcendental Dialectic, 226 ; the Ideas of Reason, 226 ; Psychological Idea, 227 ; Cosmological Idea and Antinomies, 228; Theological Idea or Ideal of Pure Reason, 229 ; the Kritik of Practical Reason, 232; Prac- tical Analytic, 233; Practical Dia- lectic, 236 ; Religion within the limits of Pure Reason, 238; Kritik of Judgment, 240; .Esthetic Critique, 241; Teleological Critique, 244; Note on, 422-426; mentioned, 100 49 251, 253-262, 266, 267, 275, 278, 285* 286, 288, 290, 295, 323, 347 374 385 394, 401, 405, 406, 414-416. 419, 422- 426, 427, 430, 431, 434, 439, 444 450 451, 454, 455, 465, 476. ' ' Kepler, 150. Klopstock, 256 Knights (the), 42. : H