BOOK II

PHILOSOPHICAL THEORY

I. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS: CRITIQUE OF KANT 73

II. CRITIQUE OF KANT (_Continued_) 82

III. PRELIMINARY REMARKS ON WORTH, AND ON THE REASONS WHY THE METHOD EMPLOYED BY ETHICS MUST BE THE OPPOSITE OF THAT EMPLOYED BY THE PHYSICAL SCIENCES 91

IV. THE IDEAL OF THE WHOLE 100

V. THE IDEAL OF THE WHOLE AND THE ETHICAL MANIFOLD 114

VI. THE IDEAL OF THE SPIRITUAL UNIVERSE AND THE GOD-IDEAL 125