Category: Philosophy & Ethics
The tables of contents have been changed to refer to paragraphs instead of pages, as was done by R.L. Nettleship in his edition of Green's _Philosophical Works_. The paragraph numbers are the same as in the originals, and as in Nettleship's edition.
252. Disguise it as he might, however, the admission that there was in some sense an abstract idea of space, which the existence of geometry required of him, really carried with...
1. Book II from an 1882 reprint, both by Longmans.The tables of contents have been changed to refer to paragraphs instead of pages, as was done by R.L. Nettleship in his edition of Green's _Philosophical Works_. The paragraph n...
3. Book II. chap. i. sec. 11 he certainly does not), ‘Socrates sleepingand waking is not the same person;’ whereas the ‘thinking thing’--the substance of which consciousness is a power sometimes exercised, sometimes not--is the same in the sleeping...
5. part III., sec. IX.; part 1, sec. I; part I., sec. VI.; part II.,31. Alongside of the unqualified statement that ‘the passions, both direct and indirect, are founded on pain and pleasure,’ and the consequent theory of them, we find the curiou...
2. Book IV. chap. xi. sec. 1.) The memory of such impression, howeverfaithful, will still only report a _past_ reality. It will itself be merely ‘an idea in the mind.’ Neither it nor its relation to any present sensation result from the immediate...