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CONTENTS.
| Observations and Explanations, | 226 | |
| 1. | A caveat, | 226 |
| 2. | Important law of knowledge, | 226 |
| 3. | Materiality and immateriality. Eighth Counter-proposition, | 227 |
| 4. | Eighth counter-proposition the common property of materialist and spiritualist, | 228 |
| 5. | Early conception of mind as material. Ghosts, clairvoyance, spirit rapping, | 229 |
| 6. | Conception of mind as material substance dismissed, | 231 |
| 7. | Conception of mind as result of organisation: phrenology, | 231 |
| 8. | The spiritualist's conception of mind is as null as the materialist's, | 232 |
| 9. | Both parties hold mind to be particular, | 233 |
| 10. | It is known only as the universal, | 234 |
| 11. | The materialist's error consists in his holding mind to be particular, | 235 |
| 12. | The spiritualist's error consists in his holding mind to be particular, | 236 |
| 13. | The two errors summed up, | 238 |
| 14. | Recapitulation of the institutional proof of immateriality, | 238 |
| PROPOSITION IX. | ||
| The Ego per se, | 241 | |
| Demonstration, | 241 | |
| Observations and Explanations, | 242 | |
| 1. | Purport of this proposition in relation to Proposition I., | 242 |
| 2. | An objection started, | 242 |
| 3. | Objection obviated, | 243 |
| 4. | Another objection obviated, | 244 |
| 5. | David Hume outgoes this proposition, | 245 |
| 6. | What this proposition contends for, | 246 |
| 7. | The mind must always know itself in, but not as, some determinate condition, | 246 |
| 8. | Ninth Counter-proposition, | 248 |
| 9. | Its twofold error, | 248 |
| 10. | History of word "essence." Its meaning reversed by moderns, | 249 |
| 11. | Consequences of this reversal—injustice to the old philosophers, | 250 |
| 12. | Confusion and error to which the reversal has led, | 251 |
| 13. | This proposition reduces the ego per se to a contradiction, | 252 |
| 14. | Why the word ego is used in these discussions, | 253 |
| 15. | The individual or monad, | 253 |
| 16. | An objection obviated, | 254 |
| 17. | Another objection obviated, | 255 |
| PROPOSITION X. | ||
| Sense and Intellect, | 257 | |
| Demonstration, | 257 | |
| Observations and Explanations, | 258 | |
| 1. | Comment on data of proof of this proposition, | 258 |
| 2. | Tenth Counter-proposition, | 259 |
| 3. | The Leibnitzian restriction of counter-proposition, | 259 |
| 4. | Comment on the translation here given of the counter-proposition, | 260
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