An Outline of Philosophy by Russell, Bertrand -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION

1 PHILOSOPHIC DOUBTS

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Part I Man from Without

2 MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT 3 THE PROCESS OF LEARNING IN ANIMALS AND INFANTS

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4 LANGUAGE

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5 PERCEPTION OBJECTIVELY REGARDED 6 MEMORY OBJECTIVELY REGARDED 7 INFERENCE AS A HABIT 8 KNOWLEDGE BEHAVIOURISTICALLY CONSIDERED

Part II The Physical World

9 THE STRUCTURE OF THE ATOM

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10 RELATIVITY 11 CAUSAL LAWS IN PHYSICS

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12 PHYSICS AND PERCEPTION 13 PHYSICAL AND PERCEPTUAL SPACE 14 PERCEPTION AND PHYSICAL CAUSAL LAWS 15 THE NATURE OF OUR KNOWLEDGE OF PHYSICS

Part III Man from Within

16 SELF-OBSERVATION 17 IMAGES

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18 IMAGINATION AND MEMORY

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19 THE INTROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF PERCEPTION 20 CONSCIOUSNESS? 21 EMOTION, DESIRE, AND WILL 22 ETHICS

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Part IV The Universe

23 SOME GREAT PHILOSOPHIES OF THE PAST 24 TRUTH AND FALSEHOOD

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25 THE VALIDITY OF INFERENCE 26 EVENTS, MATTER, AND MIND

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27 MAN’S PLACE IN THE UNIVERSE

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