Contingent Immaterialism: Meaning, Freedom, Time, and Mind

A.O. Lovejoy absolute Aristotle awareness Bergson brain C.I. Lewis chapter concept condition Consequently Critique of Pure Cudworth depends Descartes distinct doctrine Emerson Enneads essentially existence extended external world F.H. Bradley feeling Fichte follows for-itself freedom given Hegel Heidegger hence History of Ideas human Hume Hume's Husserl idealism idealist immanent immaterial immediate immutable individual indivisible inner insists Internal Time-Consciousness intrinsically intuition Kant Kant's Kemp Smith Leibniz Lewis Logic loneliness material materialist matter mediate mental metaphysical mind model of consciousness monad moral nature ness nevertheless non-extended nothingness object ontological paradigm passage personal identity Philosophy physical Plato Plotinian Plotinus possible present principle priori synthetic psychological Pure Reason qualities reality reflexive regard relational Sartre Sartre's Schopenhauer sciousness self-consciousness sensations sense simple simplicity argument solitude soul space spatial structures synthesis synthetic propositions T.H. Green theory thing-in-itself thought tion trans transcendence transcendental ultimate unextended unified unity of consciousness