The philosophy of common sense - Harrison, Frederic 1831-1923. (New York Macmillan Company, 1907)
On the supposed necessity of certain metaphysical problems.-- The subjective synthesis.--Synthesis. -- The three great syntheses. --The human synthesis. --Lewes' Problems in life and mind. --The social factor in psychology. --The absolute. --The basis of morals. --The ethical conference. --Natural theology. --Law of the three states. --The soul before and after death. --Heaven. --Reply to criticisms. --The future of agnosticism. --Mr. Huxley's controversies. --Mr. Huxley's Ironicon. --Mr. A. Balfour's Foundations of belief. --Harriet Martineau's Positive philosophy. --The ghost of religion. --Agnostic metaphysics. --Science and humanity.
"The present volume being the second in a series of collected studies, is a companion to The creed of a layman, published in April, 1907."--Prefatory note.
Keywords: Philosophy, Modern; Positivism