A Study in the Philosophy of Personality

absolute abstract activity æsthetic ality appears Aristotle Aristotle's aspect belongs Bernard Bosanquet Bosanquet chapter character coherence conceived conception consciousness constituted creative creative memory Dialogues disvalue doctrine Douglas Ainslie dualism ence epigenesis essential ethics evolution experience of value expressed F. H. Bradley fact finite mind genius harmony Hegel Hegelian Historismus history of philosophy Holism human experience idea ideal important individual insight interpretation Leibniz limits logical meaning memory metaphysical method modern Monadology Monads moral nature notion object personal principle Philosophy of History philosophy of personality philosophy of value Plato point of view practical present problem process of events Professor Taylor's Professor Webb psychological reality recognise reference regard relation result seems sense significance social Socrates sonality sphere spirit standpoint striving theory of knowledge things thinker thought Timæus tion transcend Troeltsch truth ultimate unique unity universal valuation vision Werner Jaeger whilst whole wholly Wildon Carr