The Unity of Nature

absolute action adapted adjustment agencies analogies Anthropomorphism anthropopsychic apparatus appear ascer aspect Atoms Balfour Stewart birds body Causation cause ception cerned character Chemical Affinity chemical combination Chemistry civilised conceive conception connection consciousness consists constitution creatures definite Descartes distinction doctrine effects elementary elements energy ether existence external facts faculties Fuegians function higher highest human idea infinite Inorganic insect Instinct Intelligence intuitive involved justment kind knowledge language law of thought living lower animals lowest luminiferous ether machine material Matter means mechanical medium ment mental Mind Moral Sense Moth motion movements mysterious observation operation Organic Organic Chemistry ourselves Ovum oxygen peculiar perception perfect phenomena Physical Forces powers produce Protoplasm purely purpose question Reason recognise Reflex Action regards relation result savage sensation separate structure substance System things thought tion true truth ultimate uncon Unity of Nature universal vibrations whilst whole wholly word