| N |
| Nativist, |
theory of space, 93. |
| Nature, |
beauty in, 14;
compared with art, 16;
profoundly utilitarian, 33;
view taken by mechanism and dynamism, 140
f.;
concrete phenomena of, abolished, 207;
view of, as whimsical, 212. |
| Necessity, |
see also Determinism:
mechanism cannot escape, 140;
as deus ex machina in ancient hylozoism, 214;
and idea of force, 216
ff. |
| Neiglick, |
his photometric experiments, 52. |
| Noél, G., |
article on number and space, 75
n. |
| Notes, |
why classified as higher and lower, 45
f. |
| Noumenon, |
freedom as, 232. |
| Novelist, |
how effects produced, 133,
164, 185. |
| Number, |
natural series, 2,
80;
definition of, 75;
article on space and, 75
n.;
units of, identical, 76;
units of, distinct, 77,
226;
implies intuition of space, 77
ff., 83 f., 225;
both unit and synthesis of units, 80
f.;
discontinuity of, 82;
process of forming a, 82
f.;
why divisible at will, 83;
subjective and objective in, 84;
thought of as a juxtaposition, 85;
inapplicable to multiplicity of conscious states, 87;
and impenetrability of matter, 89;
those in daily use have emotional equivalents, 123;
time as a, 195,
197;
results from a compromise, 226. |
A-Z |
says, "You are here!")