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VI INDEX. Definition de Jure and d# Facto, (A. SIDGWICK) iv. 230. Definitions, On, (E. C.BENECKE)vi. 530. Delboeuf, J., Theorie generate de la Senribilitd, i. 296 ; La Psychologic commc Science naturelle, 436; Logique Algorithmiquc, ii. 277 ; Elements de Psychophysique, viii. 620 ; Examen critique de la Loi psychophysique, ix. 158 ; Le Sommeil et les Rtvcs, x. 472. Descartes, The 'Cogito' of, (S. H. HODG- SON, A. MAIN, A. BAIN, W. G. DAVIES) i. 568, ii. 126, 259, 412 ; On the Fun- damental Doctrines of, (H. SIDGWICK) vii. 435. Descours di Tournoy, G., Del Vero, del Bella e del Bene, ii. 136 ; SulV Edu- cazione, iv. 601. Desdouits, Th. , La Le'gende tragique de J. Bruno, x. 615. Design- Argument, The, (H. M. STAN- LET) x. 420. Desormeaux, F. D., Etudes philoso- phiques and Reflexions et Pcnsees, ix. 468. Dessaignes, J. P., Etudes de I'Homme moral, vii. 605.' Determinism and Duty, (L. S. BEVING- TON) v. 30. Dictionary-defining, The Logic of, (W. L. DAVIDSON) vi. 212. Dieterich, K., Kant und Newton, ii. 276 ; Grundziige der Metaphysik, x. 478. "Ding-an-Sich," On the English of, (C. KEAD) viii. 412. Direction, (_'. Viguier on Sense of, (EDITOR) vii. 571 ; Vertigo of, (A. BINET, B. BOSAXQUET) x. 156, 317. Discord, On, (E. GURNEY) iv. 22. Disinterested Benevolence, The Genesis of, (P. FRIEDMANN) iii. 404. Dizziness in Deaf-Mutes, Sense of, (V. JAMES) vi. 412. Doring, A., Grundziige der allgemeinen Logik (I.), v. 589. DONALDSON, H. H. (a) On the Tempera- ture-Sense, x. 399 ; Motor Sensations on the Skin, 557. Doubleness with Crossed Fingers, Sense of, (EDITOK) i. 145. DOUSE, T. Le M. (b) Transposition of Traces of Experience, iii. 132. Dream- Fancy, On the Laws of,(J. SULLY) ii. 111. Drobiseh, M. W., Runt's Dinge-an-sich, x. 313. Dublin, Philosophy at, (W. H. S. MONCK) i. 382. Duh ring, E., and the University of Berlin, ii. 582. Dumont, L., Thtorie Scientifique de la Sensibilite, i. 296, (J. SULLY) 399 ; Death of, ii. 283 : Essai Mograpl* sur, x. 155. Dunan, C., Essai sur les Formes a priori de la Sensibilite, ix. 610 ; L- v Arguments de Zenon d' Elee contre le Mouvement, x. 307. Duncan, W. S., Conscious Matter, vi. 293. Dutch Universities, Philosophy in the, (J. P. N. LAND) iii. 87. E EARLE, J. (a) The History of the Word ' Mind,' vi. 301. Ebbinghaus, H., Ueber das GedacJitnia, (J. JACOBS) x. 454. Ecker, A., Lorenz Oken, viii. 618. EDGEWORTH, F. Y. (a) The Hedonicnl Calculus, iv. 394 ; The Philosophy .,f Chance, ix. 223. (b) M. Arnold on Butler's doctrine of Self-Love, i. 570 ; L. Stephen on Utilitarianism, vii. 440. Edge worth, F. Y., New and Old Methods of Ethics, iii. 146 ; Mathematical Psy- chics, vi. 293, (W. S. JEVONS) 581. EDITOR (a) Prefatory Words i. 1 ; W. S. Jcvons's Formal Logic, 206 ; Philo- sophy in London, 531 ; English Thought in the 18th Century, ii. 352; The Physical Basis of Mind, iii. 24 ; Philosophy in Education, 241 ; Psychology and Philosophy, viii. 1. (b) Sense of Doubleness with Crossed Fingers, i. 145 ; Logic an I the Elements of Geometry, 147, iii. 564 ; Azam and Dufay on Double Consciousness, i. 414, 553; F. Goltz on the Functions of the Cerebrum, ii. 108, 247, v. 254, vii. 299 ; The Logic of ' If,' ii. 264 ; Reports on Evolution of Nerves, Trance, Sleep, Study uf Types of Charaeter, 50.'. ; J. S. Mill's Philosophy j "VY. S. Jevons, iii. 141, 287 ; E. de Cyou on the. Semicircular Canals and the "Sense of Space," f>.V.i ; <;. M. Heard on Ex- periments with Human Beings, iv. 413 ; F. Galton on Generie Images and Automatic Representation, 551 ; Local- isation of Brain-Fuiictions, vii. The Action of so-called Motive*, r^r ; C. Viguier on the "Sense of Dhve- tion," 571. (c) See J. Hughlings Jackson, J. E. Cairnes, D. Ferrier, H. Maudsley, 1;. Slnite, F. Pillon, A. Meinong, T. Fowler, E. Kenan, T. H. Huxley, W. L. Courtney, H. C. Bastian, A. C. Fraser, H. Siebeck.