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Licensed Unlicensed Requires Authentication Published by Harvard University Press 1952

Plato’s “Forms” and Plato’s “God”

From the book Studies in Philosophy

https://doi.org/10.4159/harvard.9780674184954.c21
From the book
Studies in Philosophy
Studies in Philosophy

Chapters in this book (24)

Frontmatter
CONTENTS
A MEMOIR OF R. F. A. HOERNLÉ (1880–1943)
AUTHOR’S FOREWORD
PART I. UNPUBLISHED ESSAYS
Theory of Knowledge
Truth and Error
Fact and Value
Knowledge and Faith
Motes on Truth
A Comparison of the Correspondence and Coherence Theories of Truth
On the Theory of Error in Mr. Bertrand Russell’s “Problems of Philosophy”
Logic Notes for a Theory of Truth
A Note on Philosophy and Language
A Note on the Meanings of “Mind”
PART II. REPRINTS OF PUBLISHED ARTICLES
Image, Idea and Meaning
Concerning Universals
Neo–Realistic Theories of Mind or Consciousness
A Plea for a Phenomenology of Meaning
The Absolute
Neo–Realism and Religion
Plato’s “Forms” and Plato’s “God”
Kant’s Theory of Freedom
Kant’s Concept of the “Intrinsic Worth” of Every “Rational Being”
Index
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