| C |
| Causality, |
law of, 199,
201;
as regular succession, 202
f.;
common sense and
meaning of, 203;
as prefiguring of [a] future phenomenon in present conditions,
204 ff.;
not a necessary principle, 208;
Spinoza on, identity and, 209,
210;
as necessary determination of phenomena means human freedom,
210;
and second type of prefiguring, 211
f.;
this leads to Leibniz, 213;
this does not involve determinism, 214;
involves two conceptions of duration, 215;
confusion of these two senses, 216;
relation of external, as mathematical, 219;
relation of inner, as dynamic, 219;
Kant ascribed same meaning to, in inner and outer world, 232. |
| Cause, |
external, and intensity, 4
f., 20, 42
ff., 72;
introduced into effect, 42,
47, 54,
68;
external, and separation of sensations, 109,
125;
series of associations sometimes effect rather than, 156
ff.;
in inner states no recurrence of same, 154,
199 f., 233;
assertion that effect bound up with, 201;
analysis of concept of, 201;
self as free, 235. |
| Cell, |
in organism, beliefs compared to, 135. |
| Change, |
but not duration, attributed to external things, 227. |
| Character, |
freedom and, 172
f.;
and prediction of future actions, 184. |
| Clocks, |
measurement of time by, 108
f.;
perception of strokes of without expressly counting, 127. |
| Coexistence, |
number and relations of, 75
n.;
can space result from relations of, 94;
of past and present only in consciousness, 112. |
| Cold, |
perception of, 47.
(part of p. 46 moved to p. 47) |
| Colour, |
changes of hue and invariable colour, 51;
white, grey and black, 53
f.;
degrees of saturation, 54;
intensity of, 54;
colours of spectrum, 51,
54, 57;
changes in sensation of, 57;
can there be equidistant tints, 58. |
| Compromise, |
see also Endosmosis:
between idea of free force and necessity, 217;
forms of perception result of, 223;
intensity as compromise between quality and quantity, 225;
number results from a, 226;
idea of measurable time results from a, 228. |
| Consciousness, |
compared to invisible musicians, 147;
as epiphenomenon, 152;
Kant separates external perception and, 222;
succession without distinction in, 227;
matter and form of, 234. |
| Conservation, |
of energy, see Energy;
of motion, 151;
of vis viva, 151;
conservative systems not the only ones possible, 152. |
| Continuity, |
of number when formed, 82
f. |
| Contradiction, |
law of non-, 89,
150, 207;
reconciliation of apparent at deeper level, 136. |
| Counting, |
units must be identical, 76;
also distinct, 77;
flock of sheep, 76
f.;
battalion of soldiers, 76;
implies intuition of space, 77
ff.;
material objects, 85;
conscious states, 86,
89;
strokes of a bell, 86;
moments of duration, 104;
oscillations of a pendulum, 104
f.;
two sides of the process of, 123;
strokes of a clock by qualitative effect, 127. |
| Crisis, |
freedom shown at, 170,
219. |
| Critique of Pure Reason, |
result of, 235. |
| Critique Philosophique, |
article in, 75
n. |
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