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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Cover
Title page(p. 1)
Copyright(p. 2)
Table of Contents(p. 3)
Preface(p. 4)
I. Appearance and Reality(pp. 5-13)
The Existence of Matter(pp. 14-22)
III. The Nature of Matter(pp. 23-31)
IV. Idealism(pp. 32-39)
V. Knowledge by Acquaintance and Knowledge by Description(pp. 40-52)
VI. On Induction(pp. 53-60)
VII. On Our Knowledge of General Principles(pp. 61-71)
VIII. How a Priori Knowledge Is Possible(pp. 72-78)
IX. The World of Universals(pp. 79-86)
X. On Our Knowledge of Universals(pp. 87-95)
XI. On Intuitive Knowledge(pp. 96-101)
XII. Truth and Falsehood(pp. 102-111)
XIII. Knowledge, Error, and Probable Opinion(pp. 112-120)
XIV. The Limits of Philosophical Knowledge(pp. 121-131)
XV. The Value of Philosophy(pp. 132-138)
Bibliographical Note(p. 139)
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