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The philosophical system of Antonio Rosmini-Serbati

CONTENTS. The Contents of the Notes are preceded by a( — ). Sketch of Rosmini's Life xxv Bibliography of Rosmini's Works li Bibliography of Works bearing on Rosmini's Life and Philosophy lxxii Introduction lxxxix PHILOSOPHICAL SYSTEM. Introductory. § 1. What is Philosophy? — Various definitions 1 § 2. Ultimate grounds. — Formal, real, and moral grounds 4 § 3. Philosophy general and special. — Philosophy and Science 8 § 4. Point of departure — Experience 9 § 5. Different forms of mental quiet. — Nature of assent 11 § 6. Popular and philosophical knowing 15 § 7. Philosophy the restorer of repose of intellect 16 § 8. Difference between demonstration and persuasion. — Direct, popular, and philosophical science 16 § 9. The first questions put by philosophy and their consequences. — Philosophy, regressive and progressive. Four starting-points distinguished 19 Sciences of Intuition. I. Ideology. § 10. Ideology and Logic. — Rosmini's chief merit in philosophy 22 f 11. Internal observation the method of Ideology. — Philosophy does not begin with an hypothesis, as Hegel thought 27 § 12. Objection to the validity of observation answered 30 § 13. Human cognitions, though innumerable, have a co

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