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Introduction - Intellect - Mental Science's Divisions - Intellect's Divisions and Perceptions - The Understanding - The Reason - The Dynamics of the Intellect - Physical Feelings - Intellectual Feelings - Spiritual Feelings - Dynamics of Feelings - The Will - The Nervous System - Nervous System of Man - Executive Volition - Primary Volition, or Choice - Dynamics of the Will and the Mind - The Relations of the Systems Here Offered to Prevalent Forms of Philosophy - Index - Contents -

the purposes of instruction in higher education. I have been diffident in claiming for the philosophy here offered the independence, coherence, and strength which I believe belong to it. As, however, I am zealous for the system, and have found critics easily overlooking points not forced upon their notice, I now invite attention to the clear definition given to the doctrine of the intuitions; to the care with which they are enumerated, with which their relations to each other are pointed out, and their constructive office in thought is assigned them; to the development of higher powers in connection with lower ones; and to the support which liberty receives from the spontaneity of the intellect. Herein are secured a certainty of conviction, a strength of defense, and a clearness of explanation, not otherwise attainable. The system lies in direct continuation of the Intuitive Philosophy, but is put upon advanced ground, in a form more self-sufficient and defensible than hitherto.

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