History and the Self: A Study in the Roots of History and the Relations of History and Ethics

A. E. Taylor absolute absolute value abstraction action activity alien factors animal animistic appears argued argument aspect Chapter character civilization conceived conception consciousness creative culture degree doctrine dualism emotions empirical essential ethical evil existence F. H. Bradley fact factors feeling force freedom future genius Harold Temperley Hartmann Heinrich Rickert historian historic knowledge historic process human history idea ideal individual institution intelligence interpretation Ivar Kreuger J. L. Hammond living logical McTaggart's meaning metaphysical mind moral nature necessity object original past personal principle philosophy Platonic position possible present problem Professor psychology qualities question reality realization reference regard relation scientific seems self-consciousness sense significance Sir James Frazer soul specious present spirit stage standpoint Stanton Coit striving teleological temporal process theory thought Thucydides tion transcend truth unique unity universal whilst whole wholly