PROGRESS, 4 ff., 12, 189, 345
PROPRIO-CEPTIVE SENSATIONS, 292 ff.
PSEUDO-SIMPLICITY, 65 ff., 75, 237 ff.,
263, 271, 280 ff., 336
PSYCHOLOGISM, 146, 199
PSYCHOLOGY, 273, 302, 308, 351
RASHDALL, H., 286
RATIONALISM, 114 ff.
REALISM, definition of, 39; the new,
306 ff., 313; and theoretical phi-
losophy, 40, 329 ff., 345, argu-
ments for, 315 ff.; and idealism,
142, 163, 272; and pragmatism,
213 ff., 240, 272; theory of mind
of, ch. xii; as a polemic, 271; and
naturalism, 39, 272; philosophy of
life of, ch. xiv; and religion, 344 ff.
REID, T., 307, 316
RELATION, 101 ff., 157, 234, 308,
353, 365; external, 244 ff., 319 ff.,
353, 374
RELATIVISM, 78, 132, 138, 335
RELIGION and philosophy, ch. ii,
and belief, 28 ff., 264 ff., 345 ff.,
367 ff.; definition of, 28, 369; jus-
tification of, 340, 344 ff.;
science, 30 ff., 35, 85 ff.,
idealism, 38, 107; and absolutism,
ch. viii; and pragmatism, 246 ff.,
264 ff., 369 ff.; and pluralism,
246 ff., 373; and realism, 344 ff.
REPRESENTATION, 201, 311 ff., 357.
(See also under IDEAS.)
ROMANTICISM, 37 ff., 152 ff., 330
ROYCE, J., 161, 175, 184 ff., 191
RUSSELL, B., 51, 315, 318, 325,
331 ff., 345 ff.
SHERRINGTON, C. S., 292
SCHILLER, F. C. S., 90, 98, 210, 211,
215 ff., 218, 219, 248, 251, 254,
261, 266
SCHMIDT, K., 98
SCIENCE and philosophy, ch. ii; and
theory, 25 ff.; definition of, 25 ff.;
and religion, 30 ff., 35, 85 ff.; lim-
its of, ch. v; fallibility of, 91 ff.;
scope and method of, ch. iii;
prestige of, 46 ff.; and common
sense, 48 ff.; and naturalism, 45 ff.
SECONDARY QUALITIES, 324
SELF, 156, 261, 281 ff. (See also
under MIND.)
SENSATION, 319, 351
SENSATIONALISM, 76 ff.
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