The Problem of Knowledge

Douglas Clyde Macintosh

Chapter I Introductory: Philosophy and its Principal Problems; Part I The Problem of Immediate Knowledge; Part IA The Problem of Acquaintance (Epistemology Proper); Part 1 A Critique of Dualism; Chapter II Dualism and Avowed Agnosticism; Chapter III Dualism and Attempted Metaphysics; Chapter IV Dualism and Attempted Metaphysics (Concluded); Part 2 A Critique of Ideuism; Chapter V Mystical and Logical Idealism; Chapter VI Psychological Idealism; Chapter VII The Older Absolute Idealism; Chapter VIII The Newer Absolute Idealism; Chapter IX The Disintegration of Idealism; Part 3 A Critique of the New Realism; Chapter X Antecedents of the New Realism; Chapter XI The Neo-Realistic Doctrine of Secondary Qualities; Chapter XII The Neo-Realistic Doctrine of Consciousness; Chapter XIII The Neo-Realistic Doctrine of Relations, Universals and Values; Part 4 Constructive Statement; Chapter XIV Critical Monism in Epistemology; Part IB B. Problems of the Ways and Means of Knowing (Morphology of Knowledge, and Genetic Logic); Chapter XV The Morphology of Knowledge; Chapter XVI The Genesis of the a Priori; Part II Part II: The Problem of Mediate Knowledge; Part IIA A. The Problem of Truth (Logical Theory); Chapter XVII A Critique of Intellectualism; Chapter XVIII A Critique of Anti-Intellectualism; Chapter XIX Critical Monism in Logical Theory; Part IIB B. The Problem of Proof; Chapter XX The Problem of Scientific Method;