Kant and Spencer: A Critical Exposition

absolute admit affirm agnosticism antinomy apodictic appears argument atheism become causality cause changes coexistence conceive conception connection consciousness deduce doctrine elements empirical empiricism empiricists ence evolution existence experience extensive quantities external fact feelings fundamental reality give given Hence ideas impossible impressions infinite insight intelligence intuition judgment Kant Kant's kind knowledge lative laws of thought ledge logic matter and motion means mental metaphysical mind modes molecules nature nervous never nihilism nomena noumenon object organic perception persistence of force phenomena philosophy physical possible principle Principles of Psychology priori produced pure rational rational psychology reason regard relation relative realities representations sciousness seems sensations sense simply Sir William Hamilton space spatial Spencer substance suppose syllogisms symbols synthesis synthetic table of judgments temporal things thought tion transcendental truth unconditioned understanding unity Unknowable vesicles vivid