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1  1922 Historical Tales,
Vol V: German
by
Charles MORRIS 1833 - 1922
120,000W 480 7:59:26 
| 1 Hermann, Hero of Germany |
| 2 Alboin & Rosamond |
| 3 Career of Grimoald |
| 4 Wittekind, Saxon Patriot |
| 5 Raids of Sea-Rovers |
| 6 Career of Bishop Hatto |
| 7 Misfortunes of Duke Ernst |
| 8 Reign of Otto 2 |
| 9 Fortunes of Henry 4 |
| 10 Anecdotes of Mediaeval Germany |
| 11 Frederick Barbarossa & Milan |
| 12 Crusade of Frederick 2 |
| 13 Fall of Ghibellines |
| 14 Tribunal of Holy Vehm |
| 15 William Tell & Swiss Patriots |
| 16 Black Death & Flagellants |
| 17 Swiss at Morgarten |
| 18 Mad Emperor |
| 19 Sempach & Arnold Winkelried |
| 20 Ziska, Blind Warrior |
| 21 Siege of Belgrade |
| 22 Luther & Indulgences |
| 23 Solyman Magnificent at Guntz |
| 24 Peasants & Anabaptists |
| 25 Fortunes of Wallenstein |
| 26 End of 2 Great Soldiers |
| 27 Siege of Vienna |
| 28 Youth of Frederick Great |
| 29 Voltaire & Frederick Great |
| 30 Scenes from 7 Year's War |
| 31 Patriots of Tyrol |
| 32 Old Empire & New. |
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3  1894 Kingdom of God
By Leo Tolstoy
199,750W 799 13:18:24 339M
1 Doctrine of nonresistence to Evil by force has been professed by a minority of men since beginning of Christianity |
2 Criticism of Doctine of Nonresistence to Evil by force on part of Believers & Non Believers |
3 Christianity misunderstood by believers |
4 Christianity misunderstood by Men of Science |
5 Contradiction between our life & our Christian Concience |
6 Attitude of Men of Present Day to War |
7 Significance of Compulsory Service |
8 Doctrine of Non-Resistence to Evil by Force must inevitably be accepted by Men of Today |
9 Acceptance of Christian conception of Life will emancipate us from Miseries of Pagan Life |
10 Evil can't be suppressed by Government, Moral Progress comes not just from Individuals but Establishment of Public Opinion |
11 Christian conception of life already arisen in our society & will replace present system of life based on force |
12 Repent for Kingdom of Heaven is at Hand. |
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6 /32px/Icon_Philosophy.png) The philosophical works of Leibnitz
391 5:27?. $1
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7  1922 Tractatus
by Ludwig Wittgenstein 1889-1951
63,750W 255 4:14:32 116M 
| 1 world is everything that is case |
2 world is totality of facts, not of things |
3 world is determined by facts, & by these being all |
| 4 totality of facts determines both what is & isn't case |
5 facts in logical space are world |
| 6 world divides into facts |
7 Any one can either be case or not be case, & everything else remain same |
8 What is case, fact, is existence of atomic facts |
| 9 atomic fact is a combination of objects (entities, things) |
10 essential to a thing that it can be a constituent part of an atomic Fact |
| 11 In Logic Nothing is Accidental. |
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8  Theodicy Essays on the Goodness of God, the Freedom of Man and the Origin of Evil 201 2:48?
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9  Controversy
by Arthur Shopenhauer 1788 - 1860
48,500W 194 3:13:34 88 6M
| 1 Preliminary: Logic & Dialect |
| 2 Basis of All Dialectic |
| 3 Stratagems 1-10 |
| 4 Stratagems 11-20 |
| 5 Section 5 |
| 6 Stratagems 31-8 |
| 7 Comparative Place of - Beauty in Works of Art |
| 8 Psychological Observations |
| 9 On Wisdom of Life: Aphorisms |
| 10 Genius & Virtue. |
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10  1903 Feuerbach: roots of socialist philosophy
by Engels, Friedrich
26,301W 105 2:45
| 1 FEUERBACH 1 |
2 APPENDIX MARX ON FEUERBACH.
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11  1819 Essays of Arthur Schopenhauer: Religion, a Dialogue, Etc
by Schopenhauer, Arthur 1788-1860
32,829W 131 2:11
| 1 RELIGION: A DIALOGUE |
| 2 FEW WORDS ON PANTHEISM |
| 3 BOOKS & READING |
| 4 PHYSIOGNOMY |
| 5 PSYCHOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS |
| 6 CHRISTIAN SYSTEM. |
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12  1714 Monadology
by Gottfried Leibniz 1646 - 1716
13,250W 53 52:43 24 1M.
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13  1914 Prussian Officer
by D H Lawrence
113,000W 452 7:31:53 206M
| 1 Prussian Officer |
| 2 Thorn in Flesh |
| 3 Daughters of Vicar |
| 4 Fragment of Stained Glass |
| 5 Shades of Spring |
| 6 2nd Best |
| 7 Shadow in Rose Garden |
| 8 Goose Fair |
| 9 White Stocking |
| 10 Sick Collier |
| 11 Christening |
| 12 Odour of Chrysanthemums. |
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14 1783-1816  Selected Letters of Ludwig van Beethoven 1770-1827
53,000W 212 3:31:33 96 8M
| 1 Eleanor von Breuning |
| 2 Pastor Amenda |
| 3 Wegeler |
| 4 Countess Guilietta Guicciardi |
| 5 Hofmeister |
| 6 My brothers Carl & Johan Beethoven |
7 Bettina Brentano von Arnem
Deposition |
| 8 Herr kauka |
| 9 Mr Salomon Ries |
| 10 SA Steibner |
| 11 Petition to Magistracy |
| 12 high court of Appeal |
| 13 Herren peters & Co |
| 14 his Nephew |
| 15 Schindler |
| 16 Artaria & Bolderini |
| 17 Czerny Letters. |
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15  Kepler
by
Walter W BRYANT 1865 - 1923
27,000W 108 1:47:30.
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16  1898 Full Revelations of a Professional Rat-Catcher
by Ike Matthews
18,000W 72 1:11:32 16 3M
| 1 HOW TO CLEAR RATS FROM WAREHOUSES, OFFICES, STOREROOMS, ETC, Spring Traps, not in daytime, Ferreting, Mongoose, Drugs & Chemicals |
| 2 HOW TO KEEP & WORK FERRETS, For Rat catching, for rabbit shooting, Suitable Dogs |
| 3 Habits of Rats 4 Life of Rat Catcher Hints on Rabbit Shooting, Author's Notes. |
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17  1858 History of Friedrich 2 of Prussia - Volume 1/22
By Thomas Carlyle
10,253W 41 41Min
1 1712 BIRTH & PARENTAGE
1 PROEM: FRIEDRICH'S HISTORY FROM DISTANCE WE ARE AT
1 FRIEDRICH THEN, & FRIEDRICH NOW |
2 1700s |
3 ENGLISH PREPOSSESSIONS |
4 ENCOURAGEMENTS, DISCOURAGEMENTS |
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2 FRIEDRICH'S BIRTH
1 FATHER & MOTHER: HANOVERIAN CONNECTION |
2 FATHER'S MOTHER |
3 KING FRIEDRICH 1 |
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3 FATHER & MOTHER: HANOVERIAN CONNECTION |
4 FATHER'S MOTHER |
5 KING FRIEDRICH 1. |
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18  1867 Chips From A German Workshop - Volume I Essays on Science of Religion
by Müller, F Max (Friedrich Max)
120,061W 480 7:40
| 1 1865 Lecture on Vedas or Sacred Books of Brahmans, delivered at Leeds |
| 2 1858 Christ & other Masters |
| 3 1853 Veda & Zend-Avesta |
| 4 1864 Aitareya-Brâhmana |
| 5 1862 On Study of Zend-Avesta in India |
| 6 1865 Progress of Zend Scholarship |
| 7 1864 Genesis & Zend-Avesta |
| 8 1862 Modern Parsis |
| 9 1862 Buddhism |
| 10 1857 Buddhist Pilgrims |
| 11 1857 Meaning of Nirvâna |
| 12 1861 Chinese Translations of Sanskrit Texts |
| 13 1861 Works of Confucius |
| 14 1862 Popol Vuh |
| 15 1860 Semitic Monotheism. |
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19  1907 Naturalism & Religion by Otto 130 6:27.
1 The Religious Interpretation Of The World
| 1 What is Distinctive in the Religious Outlook |
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2 Naturalism
| 1 What is Distinctive in the Naturalistic Outlook |
| 2 TheTrueNaturalism |
| 3 Goethe'sAttitudetoNaturalism |
| 4 two Kinds of Naturalism |
| 5 Aim and Method of Naturalism |
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3 Fundamental Principles
| 1 How Religious & Naturalistic Outlooks Conflict |
| 2 Mystery: Dependence: Purpose |
| 3 Mystery of Existence Remains Unexplained. |
| 4 Evolutionand New Beginnings |
| 5 Dependence of Order of Nature |
| 6 “Contingency” of World |
| 7 Real World |
| 8 Antimony of Our Conception of Time |
| 9 Antimony of Conditioned & Unconditioned |
| 10 Antimony of Our Conception of Space |
| 11 Recognition of Purpose |
12 Teleological & Scientific Interpretations are Alike Necessary |
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4 Darwinism In General
| 1 Development of Darwinism |
| 2 Darwinism and Teleology |
| 3 Characteristic Features of Darwinism |
| 4 Various Forms of Darwinism |
| 5 Theory of Descent |
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20  1891 Mysteries of Rosie Cross Or, History of that Curious Sect of Middle Ages, Known as Rosicrucians: with Examples of their Pretensions & Writings of Their Leaders & Disciples
by Anonymous
45,999W 184 3:04
| 1 WHO & WHAT WERE ROSICRUCIANS |
| 2 HISTORICAL NOTICES OF ROSICRUCIANS |
| 3 EARLY LEADERS, LITERATURE, ROMANTIC STORIES |
| 4 FAME & CONFESSION OF FRATERNITY OF R C |
| 5 JOHN HEYDON & ROSICRUCIANS |
| 6 GABALIS: OR EXTRAVAGANT MYSTERIES OF CABALISTS |
| 7 HERMETICK ROMANCE: OR CHYMICAL WEDDING |
| 8 MODERN ROSICRUCIANS. |
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21  1892 Monism as Connecting Religion & Science A Man of Science
by Haeckel, Ernst Heinrich Philipp August
18,828W 75 1:15
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22  Martin Luther's Small Catechism, translated by R Smith
by Luther, Martin
3,500W 14 14Min.
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23  1886 Capital, Critical Analysis of Capitalist Production V1 By Karl Marx 1818 - 83 310,000W 1,240 20:39:14 1 05G 
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24 1845 11 Theses of Feuerbach
By Karl Marx 1818 - 83
1,750W 7 6:37 3M.
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25  1848 Communist Manifesto
By Karl Marx 1818 - 83
24,250W 97 1:36:54 44 3M
| 1 Bourgeois & Proletarians |
| 2 Proletarians & Communists |
| 3 Socialist & Communist Literature. |
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26  1883 Thus Spoke Zarathustra By Friedrich Neitzsche 1844 - 1900 66 190,250W 761 12:40:10 348M
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27  1882 Joyful Wisdom (Gay Science)
By Friedrich Neitzsche
1844 - 1900 66
189,750W 759 12:38:50 447M
| 1 Jest, Ruse & Revenge: Prelude in Rhyme |
| 2 Book 1 |
| 3 Book 2 |
| 4 Book 3 |
| 5 Book 4: Sanctus Januarius |
| 6 Book 5: We Fearless Ones |
| 7 Songs of Prince Free as a Bird. |
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28  1886 Beyond Good & Evil
By Friedrich Neitzsche
1844 - 1900 66
120,750W 483 8:02:14 220M
| 1 PREJUDICES OF PHILOSOPHERS |
| 2 Free Spirit |
| 3 Religious Mood |
| 4 Apophthegms & Interludes |
| 5 Natural History of Morals |
| 6 We Scholars |
| 7 Our Virtues |
| 8 Peoples & Countries |
| 9 What is Noble. |
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29  Genealogy of Morals 243 5:44:43
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30  Ecce Homo 215 5:39:49
| 1 Why I Am So Wise |
| 2 Why I Am So Clever |
| 3 Why I Write Such Excellent Books |
| 4 Why I Am a Fatality |
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31 1888 Twilight of Idols
By Friedrich Neitzsche
1844 - 1900 66
71,000W 284 4:43:22 129M
| 1 Maxims & Missiles |
| 2 Problem of Socrates |
| 3 Reason in Philosophy |
| 4 How True World Ultimately Became Fable |
| 5 Morality as Enemy of Nature
4 Great Errors |
| 6 Improvers of Mankind |
| 7 Things Germans Lack |
| 8 Skirmishes in a War with Age |
| 9 Things I owe to Ancients. |
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32  1895 Antichrist
By Friedrich Neitzsche
1844 - 1900 66
59,500W 238 3:58:01 108M.
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33  Future of our Educational Institutions 159 3:31:40
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34  Case of Wagner 123 3:00:17
| 1 1st half |
| 2 2nd half |
| 3 Against Wagner |
4 Selected Aphorisms |
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35  1781 Critique of Pure Reason
By Immanuel Kant 1724 - 1804 80
406,750W 1,627 27:06:36 744M
| 1 Transcendental Aesthic Introductory of Space |
| 2 Transcendental Doctrine of Elements, Time |
| 3 Transcendental Logic |
| 4 Transcendental Analytic |
| 5 Deduction of Pure Conceptions |
| 6 Transcendental Deduction of pure concepts of understanding |
| 7 Application of Categories to objects of senses |
| 8 Analytic of principles, |
| 9 schematism:
System of all principles of pure understanding |
| 10 Systematic Representation of all synthetic principle |
| 11 1st analogy |
| 12 2nd Analogy |
| 13 3rd Analogy |
| 14 Postulates of Empirical thought |
| 15 Division of All Objects into phenomena & noumena |
| 16 Appendix: Of equivocal nature of amphiboly |
| 17 Remark on Amphiboly of conceptions of reflections |
| 18 Transcendental Dialectic, introduction |
| 19 Conceptions of pure reason |
| 20 Dialectical Procedure of pure reason |
| 21 Paralogisms of Pure Reason |
| 22 Antinomy of Pure Reason |
| 23 Antithetic of Pure Reason, 1st & 2nd conflicts |
| 24 3rd & 4th conflict of transcendental ideas |
| 25 interest of reason in these self contradictions |
| 26 necessity imposed upon pure reason of presenting a solution & its transcendental problems |
27 Critical Solution of cosmological problems
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| 28 Empirical use of regulative principle of reason with regard to cosmological ideas |
| 29 Solution of cosmological idea of totality of dependence of phenomenal existences |
| 30 Ideal of Pure reason |
| 31 Arguments Employed by speculative reason in proof of existence of a supreme being |
| 32 Impossibility of a cosmological proof of existence of god |
| 33 Regulative Impossibility of a physico-theological proof |
| 34 Ultimate End of natural dialectic of pure reason |
| 35 Transcendental Doctrine method |
| 36 Discipline of Pure Reason in sphere of dogmatism |
| 37 Canon of Pure Reason |
| 38 Ideal of Summum bonum as a determining ground of ultimate en of pure reason |
| 39 Opinion, Knowledge & belief |
| 40 Architectonic of pure reason |
| 41 History of Pure Reason. |
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36 Popular judgment
By Immanuel Kant 1724 - 1804 80
33,250W 133 2:12:11 60M.
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37  1788 Critique of Practical Reason
By Immanuel Kant 1724 - 1804 80
101,000W 404 6:43:48
| 1 Introduction: Idea of a Critique of Practical Reason |
| 2 Principles of Pure Practical - Reason, Theorems 1-4 |
| 3 Deduction of Fundamental Principles of Pure Practical Reason |
| 4 Right that Pure Reason in It's Practical use Has to an Extension Which is Not Possible to It In It's Speculative Use of an Object of pure practical reason |
| 5 concept of object of pure practical reason |
| 6 Table of Categories of freedom relative to notions of good & evil |
| 7 Motives of Pure Practical Reason |
| 8 Critical Examination of Analytic of Pure Practical Reason |
| 9 Dialectic of Pure Practical Reason Generally |
| 10 Dialectic of Pure Reason in defining concept of 'summon bonum' |
| 11 Critical Solution of antinomy of practical reason |
| 12 Primacy of Pure practical reason in it's union with speculative reason |
| 13 Existence of God as a postulate of pure practical reason |
| 14 Postulates of Pure practical reason generally |
| 15 Belief from Requirement of pure reason |
| 16 Methodology of Pure Practical Reason. |
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38  1784 Answer to Enlightenment
By Immanuel Kant 1724 - 1804 80
44,500W 178 2:57:48 81 4M
| 1 Deity & Design escape |
| 2 Future of Astronomy |
| 3 Hints Towards Essay on Conversation |
| 4 Hypocrisy of Puritanism |
| 5 On English Composition & Other Matters |
6 Somnambulists
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7 Taxation, Appendix, Essay on Trial by Jury
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| 8 Why are All Men Gamblers? |
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39  1795 Perpetual Peace
By Immanuel Kant 1724 - 1804 80
33,000W 132 2:11:44
| 1 1st Section, Preliminary Articles of a Perpetual Peace Between States |
| 2 2nd Section, Definitive Articles of a Perfetual Peace Between States |
| 3 Supplements |
| 4 Appendix 1 Discordance between Morals & Politics in reference to Perpetual Peace |
| 5 Appendix 2 Accordance of Politics with Morals according to Transcendnetal Conception of Public Right. |
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40  Injustice of counterfeiting books
By Immanuel Kant 1724 - 1804 80
7,000W 28M 28 27:05 12 4M.
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41 Understanding Kant: Concepts & Intuitions (Understanding Western Philosophy)
by Bantas, Hercules
3,500W 14 14Min.
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45 1918 Totem & Taboo
By Sigmund Frued 1856 - 1939
96,250W 385 6:24:14 175M
| 1 Savages Dread of Incest |
| 2 Taboo & Ambivalence of Emotions |
| 3 Animism, Emotion & Omnipotence of Thought |
| 4 Infantile Recurrence Totemism. |
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49  1918 Reflections on War & Death
By Sigmund Frued 1856 - 1939
49,000W 196 1:15:28 34 5M
| 1 Dissapointments of War |
| 2 Our Attitutes Towards Death. |
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51  1894 Hegel's Philosophy of Mind
by Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich
121,352W 485 8:05
1 Five Introductory Essays In Psychology & Ethics
| 1 Scope Of Philosophy Of Mind |
| 2 Aims & Methods Of Psychology |
| 3 On Some Psychological Aspects Of Ethics |
| 4 Psycho-Genesis |
| 5 Ethics & Politics |
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2 Mind Subjective
| 1 Anthropology Soul |
| 2 Phenomenology Of Mind Consciousness |
| 3 Psychology Mind |
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3 Mind Objective
| 1 Distribution |
| 2 Law |
| 3 Morality Of Conscience |
| 4 Moral Life, Or Social Ethics |
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4 Absolute Mind
| 1 Art |
| 2 Revealed Religion |
3 Philosophy.
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52  Introduction to Philosophy of History
by Georg Wilhelm Friedrich HEGEL 1770 - 183
69,000W 276 4:35:30
| 1 Original History |
| 2 Reflective History |
| 3 Philosophical History |
| 4 Reason Governs World |
5 Essential Destiny of Reason
| 1 Abstract Characteristics of Nature of Spirit |
| 2 What Means Spirit Uses in order to Realise Its Idea |
| 3 Shape which Perfect Embodiment of Spirit Assumes |
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6 Course of World's History
| 1 Principle of Development |
| 2 Direction of Development |
| 3 Idea of World's History as Such. |
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54  The Problem 4:12
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2  1893 History of Modern Philosophy From Nicolas of Cusa to Present Time by Falckenberg, Richard 245,870W 983 16:23
1 TRANSITION FROM NICOLAS OF CUSA TO DESCARTES
| 1 Nicolas of Cusa |
| 2 Revival of Ancient Philosophy & Opposition to it |
| 3 Italian Philosophy of Nature |
| 4 Philosophy of State & of Law |
| 5 Skepticism in France |
| 6 German Mysticism |
| 7 Foundation of Modern Physics |
8 1650s Philosophy in England to
| 1 Bacon's Predecessors |
| 2 Bacon |
| 3 Hobbes |
| 4 Lord Herbert of Cherbury |
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| 9 Preliminary Survey |
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2 Descartes to Kant
1 DESCARTES
| 1 Principles |
| 2 Nature |
| 3 Man |
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2 DEVELOPMENT & TRANSFORMATION OF CARTESIANISM IN NETHERLANDS & IN FRANCE
1 Occasionalism: Geulincx |
2 Spinoza
| 1 Substance, Attributes, & Modes |
2 Anthropology: Cognition & Passions
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| 3 Practical Philosophy |
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| 3 Pascal, Malebranche, Bayle |
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3 LOCKE
| 1 Theory of Knowledge |
| 2 Practical Philosophy |
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4 1700s ENGLISH PHILOSOPHY
1 Natural Philosophy & Psychology |
2 Deism |
3 Moral Philosophy |
4 Theory of Knowledge
| 1 Berkeley |
| 2 Hume |
| 3 Scottish School |
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5 FRENCH ILLUMINATION
| 1 Entrance of English Doctrines |
| 2 Theoretical & Practical Sensationalism |
| 3 Skepticism & Materialism |
| 4 Rousseau's Conflict with Illumination |
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6 LEIBNITZ
| 1 Metaphysics: Monads, Representation, Pre-established Harmony: Laws of Thought & World |
| 2 Organic World |
| 3 Man: Cognition & Volition |
| 4 Theology & Theodicy |
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7 GERMAN ILLUMINATION
| 1 Contemporaries of Leibnitz |
| 2 Christian Wolff |
| 3 Illumination as Scientific & Popular Philosophy |
| 4 Faith Philosophy |
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3 From Kant to Present Time %
1 KANT
1 Theory of Knowledge
| 1 Pure Intuitions |
| 2 Concepts & Principles of Pure Understanding |
| 3 Reason's Ideas of Unconditioned |
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| 2 Theory of Ethics |
3 Theory of Beautiful & Ends in Nature
| 1 Aesthetic Judgment |
| 2 Teleological Judgment |
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| 4 From Kant to Fichte |
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2 FICHTE
1 Science of Knowledge
| 1 Problem |
| 2 3 Principles |
| 3 Theoretical Ego |
| 4 Practical Ego |
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| 2 Science of Ethics & of Right |
| 3 Fichte's 2nd Period: his View of History & his Theory of Religion |
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3 SCHELLING
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| 1 Philosophy of Nature |
| 2 Transcendental Philosophy |
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2 System of Identity |
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| 1 Doctrine of Freedom |
| 2 Philosophy of Mythology & Revelation |
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4 SCHELLING'S CO-WORKERS
| 1 Philosophers of Nature |
| 2 Philosophers of Identity: F Krause |
| 3 Philosophers of Religion: Baader & Schleiermacher |
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5 HEGEL
| 1 Hegel's View of World & his Method |
2 System
| 1 Logic |
| 2 Philosophy of Nature |
| 3 Doctrine of Subjective Spirit |
| 4 Doctrine of Objective Spirit |
| 5 Absolute Spirit |
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6 OPPOSITION TO CONSTRUCTIVE IDEALISM: FRIES, HERBART, SCHOPENHAUER
| 1 Psychologists: Fries & Beneke |
| 2 Realism: Herbart |
| 3 Pessimism: Schopenhauer |
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7 PHILOSOPHY OUT OF GERMANY
| 1 Italy |
| 2 France |
| 3 Great Britain & America |
| 4 Sweden, Norway, Denmark, & Holland |
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8 GERMAN PHILOSOPHY SINCE DEATH OF HEGEL
| 1 From Division of Hegelian School to Materialistic Controversy |
| 2 New Systems: Trendelenburg, Fechner, Lotze, & Hartmann |
3 From Revival of Kantian Philosophy to Present Time
| 1 Neo-Kantianism, Positivism, & Kindred Phenomena |
| 2 Idealistic Reaction against Scientific Spirit |
| 3 Special Philosophical Sciences |
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4  1880 Theories of Darwin & Their Relation to Philosophy, Religion, & Morality by Schmid, Rudolf 115,737W 463 7:43
1 DARWINIAN THEORIES
1 PURELY SCIENTIFIC THEORIES
1 Scientific Problem
| 1 Direct Predecessors |
| 2 Indirect Preparations |
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2 Rise of Darwinian Theories
| 1 Darwin |
| 2 Followers of Darwin, Ernst Häckel |
| 3 Modifications of Theory Moriz Wagner Wigand |
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3 History of Darwinian Theories |
4 Present State of Darwinian Theories
| 1 Theory of Descent |
| 2 Theory of Evolution: Archæology, Ethnography, Philology |
| 3 Theory of Selection |
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2 PHILOSOPHIC COMPLETIONS & CONSEQUENCES
OF DARWINIAN THEORIES
1 Philosophic Problems |
2 NATURO-PHILOSOPHIC SUPPLEMENTS OF DARWINIAN THEORIES
| 1 Origin of Self-Consciousness & Free Moral Self-Determination |
| 2 Origin of Sensation & Consciousness |
| 3 Origin of Life |
| 4 Elements of World: Theory of Atoms, & Mechanical View of World |
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3 METAPHYSICAL CONCLUSIONS DRAWN FROM DARWINIAN THEORIES
| 1 Elimination of Idea of Design in World Monism |
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2 POSITION OF DARWINIAN THEORIES IN REFERENCE TO RELIGION & MORALITY
1 HISTORICAL & CRITICAL
1 Plan of Treatment |
2 DARWINIAN THEORIES & RELIGION |
3 More Or Less Negative Position in Reference To Religion
| 1 Extreme Negation: L Büchner & Consistent Materialism |
| 2 Replacement of Religion Through a Religious Worship of Universe Strauss Oskar Schmidt Häckel |
| 3 Pious Renunciation of Knowability of God Wilhelm Bleek Albert Lange Herbert Spencer |
| 4 Spinoza & Hegel in Garb of Darwin Carneri, Ed von Hartmann |
| 5 Reëcho of Negation on Side of Christian View of World |
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4 Reform of Religion, or at Least of Science of Religion, Through Darwinism
| 1 Heinrich Lang Friedrich Vischer Gustav Jäger |
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5 Peace Between Religion & Darwinism
| 1 Darwin Wallace Owen Asa Gray Mivart McCosh Anderson K E von Baer Alexander Braun Braubach, & others |
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1 Preliminary View 228 |
2 Antagonism Between Darwinism & Morality
| 1 Objections to Darwinism from an Ethical Standpoint |
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3 Reform of Morality Through Darwinism
| 1 Materialists & Monists Darwin & English Utilitarians Gustav Jäger |
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4 Neutrality & Peace Between Darwinism & Morality
| 1 Mivart Alexander Braun, & others |
2 ANALYTICAL |
| 3 Preliminary View |
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3 THEORIES & RELIGION
1 Darwinian Theories & Theistic View of World
| 1 Position of Purely Scientific Darwinism in Reference to Theism |
| 2 Scientific Investigation & Theism Idea of Creation |
| 3 Descent Theory & Theism |
| 4 Evolution Theory & Theism |
| 5 Selection Theory & Theism |
| 6 Darwinistic Philosophies in their Position Regarding Theism |
| 7 Naturo-Philosophic Supplements of Darwinism & Theism |
| 8 Elimination of Idea of Design, or its Acknowledgment & Theism |
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2 Darwinian Theories & Positive Christianity
| 1 Creation of World |
| 2 Creation of Man |
| 3 Primitive Condition of Man Paradise, Fall of Man, & Primitive History |
| 4 Providence, Hearing of Prayer, & Miracles |
| 5 Redeemer & Redemption, Kingdom of God, & Receiving of Salvation |
| 6 Eschatology |
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4 THEORIES & MORALITY
1 Darwinism & Moral Principles
| 1 Darwinistic Naturalism & Moral Principles |
| 2 Scientific Darwinism & Moral Principles |
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2 Darwinism & Moral Life
| 1 Darwinistic Naturalism & Moral Life |
| 2 Scientific Naturalism & Moral Life. |
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5  1898 Three books of occult Philosophy or Magic by von Nettesheim, Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa 90,536W 362 6:02
1 Early Life of Agrippa 15 |
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2 Cornelius Agrippa to Reader 25 |
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3 Agrippa to Trithemius 28
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4 Trithemius to Agrippa 31 |
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5 Natural Magic
| 1 Eoiu Magicians Collect Virtues from Three- fold World, is Declared in these Three Books |
| 2 What Magic Is, What are Parts thereof, & Hoiu Professors thereof must he Qualified |
| 3 Four Elements, their Qualities, & Mut- ual Mixtions |
| 4 3-fold Consideration of Elements |
| 5 Wonderful Natures of Fire & Earth |
| 6 Wonderful Natures of Water, Air & Winds |
| 7 Kinds of Compounds, what Relation they stand in to Elements, & what Relation there is betwixt Elements themselves & Soul, Senses & Dispositions of Men |
| 8 How Elements are in Heavens, in Stars, in Devils, in Angels, & , lastly, in God himself |
| 9 Of Virtues of things Natural, depending immediately upon Elements |
| 10 Of Occult Virtues of Tilings |
| 11 Hoiv Occult Virtues are Infused into several kinds of Things by Ideas, through Help of Soul of World, & Bays of Stars: & what Things abound most luith this Virtue |
| 12 How it is that Particular Virtues are Infused into Particular Individuals, even of same Species |
| 13 Whence Occult Virtues of Things Proceed |
| 14 Of Spirit of World, What It Is, & how by loay of medium It Unites occult Virtues to their Subjects |
| 15 How we must Find Out & Examine Vir- tues of Tilings by way of Similitude |
| 16 Hoio Operations of several Virtues Pass from one thing into another, & are Com- municated one to other |
| 17 How by Enmity & Friendship Virtues of things are to be Tried & Found Out |
| 18 Of Inclinations of Enmities |
| 19 How Virtues of Tilings are to be Tried & Found Out, which are in them Specifically, or in any one Individual by ivay of Special Gift |
| 20 Natural Virtues are in some Things throughout their Whole Substance, & in other Things in Certain Parts & Members |
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| 21 Virtues of Things luhich are in them only in their Life Time, & Such as Remain in them even After their Death |
| 22 Hmo Inferior Things are Subjected to Supe- rior Bodies, & hoiv Bodies, Actions, & Dispositions of Men are Ascribed to Stars & Signs |
| 23 Haw we shall Know what Stars Natural Things are Under, & what Things are Under Sun, which are called Solary |
| 24 What Things are Lunary, or Under Power of Moon |
| 25 What Things are Saturnine, or Under Poioer of Saturn |
| 26 What Things are Under Power of Jupi- ter, & are called Jovial |
| 27 What Things are Under Power of Mars, & are called Martial |
| 28 What Things are Under Power of Venus, & are called Venereal |
| 29 What Things are Under Power of Mer- cury, & are called Mercurial |
| 30 That Whole Sublunary World, & those Things which are in It, are Distributed to Planets |
| 31 How Provinces & Kingdoms are Distributed to Planets |
| 32 What Things are Under Signs, Fixed Stars, & their Images |
| 33 Seals & Characters of Natural Things |
| 34 Hoiu, by Natural Things & their Virtues, we may Draw Forth & Attract Influ- ences & Virtues of Celestial Bodies |
| 35 Of Mixtions of Natural Things, one with another, & their Benefit |
| 36 Of Union of Mixed Things, & Introduction of a More Noble Form, & Senses of Life |
| 37 How, by some certain Natural & Artificial Preparations, We May Attract certain Celestial & Vital Gifts |
| 38 Eoio We May Draw not only Celestial & Vital but also certain Intellectual & Divine Gifts from Above |
| 39 That We May, by some certain Matters of World, Stir Up Gods of World & their Ministering Spirits |
| 40 Of Bindings: ivhat Sort tJiey are of, & in what Ways they are wont to be Done |
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| 41 Sorceries, & their Power |
| 42 Wonderful Virtues of some Kinds of Sorceries |
| 43 Perfumes or Suffumigations: their Man- ner & Poioer |
| 44 Composition of some Fumes appropri- ated to Planets |
| 45 Gollyries, Unctions, Love-Medicines, & their Virtues |
| 46 Natural Alligations & Suspensions |
| 47 Magical Rings & their Compositions |
| 48 Virtue of Places, & what Places are Suitable to every Star |
| 49 Light, Colors, Candles & Lamps, & to lohat Stars, Houses & Elements sev- eral Colors are Ascribed |
| 50 Fascination, & Art thereof |
| 51 certain Observations, Producing wonderful Virtues |
| 52 Countenance & Gesture, Habit & Figure of Body, & to what Stars any of these do Answer: whence Physiognomy, & Metoposcopy, & Chiromancy, Arts of Divination, have their Grounds |
| 53 Divination, & Kinds thereof |
| 54 divers certain Animals, & other things, which have a Signification in Auguries |
| 55 How Auspicias are Verified by Light of Nat- ural Instinct, & of some Bules of Finding of It Out |
| 56 Soothsayings of Flashes & Light- nings, & how Monstrous & Prodigious Tilings are to be Interpreted |
| 57 Geomancy, Hydromancy, Aeromancy, & Pyromancy, Four Divinations of Elements |
| 58 Reviving of Dead, & of Sleeping or Hibernating (wanting victuals) Many Years together |
| 59 Of Divination by Dreams |
| 60 Madness, & Divinations ivhich are made when men are awake, & of Power of Melancholy Humor, by which Spirits are sometimes induced into Men's Bodies |
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| 61 Forming of Man, of External Senses, also those Inward, & Mind: & Threefold Appetite of Soul, & Passions of Will |
| 62 Passions of Mind, their Original Source, Differences, & Kinds |
| 63 How Passions of Mind change proper Body by changing its Accidents & moving Spirit |
| 64 How Passions of Mind change Body by toay of Imitation from some Resemblance: of Transforming & Translating of Men, & lohat Force Imaginative Power hath, not only over Body but Soul |
| 65 Eoiv Passions of Mind can Work of themselves upon Another's Body |
| 66 That Passions of Mind are Helped by Celestial Season, & hoiu Necessary Constancy of Mind is in every Work |
| 67 How Mind of Man may be Joined with Mind of Stars, & Intelligences of Celestials, & , together with them Impress certain ivonderful Virtues upon inferior Things |
| 68 How our Mind can Change & Bind inferior Things to Ends ivhich we Desire |
| 69 Speech, & Occult Virtue of Words |
| 70 Virtue of Proper Names |
| 71 many Words joined together, as in Sen- tences & Verses: & Virtues & Astrictions of Charms |
| 72 wonderful Power of Enchantments |
| 73 Virtue of Writing, & Making Imprecations, & Inscriptions |
| 74 Proportion, Correspondency, & Re- duction of Letters to Celestial Signs & Planets, According to various Tongues, & Table thereof |
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6 LIST OF CONTENTS
| 1 By Henry Morley Griticism on Agrippa's Natural Magic |
| 2 Agrippa & Bosicrucians |
| 3 Exposition of Cabala |
| 4 Neiv Table of Cabala & Tarot (specially compiled) |
| 5 Miriflc Word |
| 6 Beuchlin Mystic |
| 7 Agrippa Expounds Beuchlin |
| 8 Nobility of Woman |
| 9 Original & Selected Order of Empyr'ean Heaven |
| 10 Symbols of Alchemists |
| 11 Magic Mirror, a Message to Mystics. |
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23 1886 Capital, Critical Analysis of Capitalist Production V1 By Karl Marx 1818 - 83 310,000W 1,240 20:39:14 1 05G
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| 1 Money, or circulation of commodities |
| 2 Total or expanded value of Commodity |
| 3 General form of value |
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| 1 Medium of Circulation a Metamorphosis of Commodities |
| 2 Currency of Money |
| 3 Coins & Symbols of Value |
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| 1 Money, Introduction & Hoarding |
| 2 Means of Payment |
| 3 Universal Money |
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| 1 Transfermation of Money & Capital C4 General Formula for Capital |
| 2 Contradictions in General Formula of Capital |
| 3 Buying & Selling of Labour Power |
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| 1 Production of Absolute Surplus Value C7 |
| 2 Labour Process & Process of Producing Surplus Value |
| 3 Production of Surplus Value |
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| 1 Rate of Surplus Value S1 Degree of Exploitation of Labour Value |
| 2 Representation of Components of ov value of product by corresponding components of product itself |
| 3 Senior's Last Hour |
| 4 Surplus-Produce |
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| 1 Working-Day S1 Limits of Working-Day |
| 2 Greed for Surplus-Labour Manufacturer & Boyard |
| 3 Branches of English Industry Without Legal Limits to Exploitation |
| 4 Day & Night Work Relay System |
| 5 1350 - 1700 Struggle for a Normal Working-Day Compulsory Laws for Extension of Working-Day |
| 6 1833 - 64 Struggle for Normal Work Day Limitation by Law of Work Time English Facctory Acts |
| 7 Struggle for Normal Working-Day Re-action of English Factory Acts on Other Countries |
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| 1 Production of Relative Surplus Value C12 Concept of Relative Surplus-Value |
| 2 Co-Operation |
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| 1 Division of Labour & Manufacture S1 2 Fold Origin of Manufacture |
| 2 Detail Labourer & his Implements |
| 3 Fundamental Forms of Manufacture Heterogeneous Manufacture, Serial Manufacture |
| 4 Division of Labour in Manufacture, & Division of Labour in Society |
| 5 Capitalistic Character of Manufacture |
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| 1 P4 Production of Relative Surplus-Value C15 Machinery & Modern Industry S1 Development of Machinery |
| 2 Value Transferred by Machinery to Product |
| 3 3a-b S3 Effects of Machinery on Workman a Labour-power by Capital Women & Children Prolongation of workday |
| 4 Intensification of Labour |
| 5 Factory |
| 6 Strife Between Workman & Machine |
| 7 Theory of Compensation as Regards Workpeople Displaced by Machinery |
| 8 Repulsion & Attraction of Workpeople by Factory System Crises in Cotton Trade |
| 9 Revolution Effected in Manufacture, Handicrafts, & Domestic Industry by Modern Industry |
| 10 Factory Acts Sanitary & Educational Clauses of Same Their General Extension in England |
| 11 Modern Industry & Agriculture |
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| 1 Production of Absolute & of Relaive Surplus-Value C16 Absolute & Relative Surplus-Value |
| 2 Changes of Magnitude in Price of Labour-Power & in Surplus Value |
| 3 Various Formula for Rate of Surplus-Value |
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| 1 Wages C19 Transformation Value (& Respective Price) of Labour-Power into Wages |
| 2 Time-Wages |
| 3 Piece-Wages |
| 4 National Differences of Wages |
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| 1 Conversion of Surplus-Value into Capital S1 Production Laws to Capitalism Appropriation |
| 2 Erroneous Conception, by Political Economy, of Reproduction on Progressively Increasing Scale |
| 3 Separation of Surplus-Value into Capital & Revenue Abstinence Theory |
| 4 Surplus-Value to Capital & Revenue Exploitation of Labour Power Productivity of Labour Capital |
| 5 So-Called labour fund |
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| 1 General Law of Capitalist Accumulation S1 Increased demand for labour with accumulation |
| 2 Diminution of Variable Part of Capital Simultaneously with Progress of Accumulation & concentratio |
| 3 Progressive Production of Relative surplus population or Industrial Reserve Army |
| 4 Different Forms of Relative surplus population General Law of Capitalistic Accumulation |
| 5 5a-c S5 Illustrations of General Law of Capitalist Accumulation a England 1846-66 b Brit work class |
| 6 Effect of Crises on Best Paid Part of working class |
| 7 British Agricultural Proletariat |
| 8 Ireland |
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| 2 Expropriation of Agricultural Population from Land |
| 3 Bloody Legislation against Expropriated, from 1500 Forcing down of Wages by Acts of Parliament |
| 4 Genesis of Capitalist Farmer |
| 5 Reaction of Agricultural Revolution on Industry Creation of Home-Market for Industrial Capital |
| 6 Genesis of Industrial Capitalist |
| 7 Historical Tendency of Capitalist Accumulation |
| 8 Modern Theory of Colonisation. |
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26 1883 Thus Spoke Zarathustra By Friedrich Neitzsche 1844 - 1900 66 190,250W 761 12:40:10 348M
| 1 Zarathustra's Prologue |
| 2 3 Metamorphoses |
| 3 Academic Chairs of Virtue |
| 4 Backworldsmen |
| 5 Despisers of Body |
| 6 Joys & Passions |
| 7 Pale Criminal |
| 8 Reading & Writing |
| 9 Tree on Hill |
| 10 Preachers of Death |
| 11 War & Warriors |
| 12 ew Idol |
| 13 Flies in Marketplace |
| 14 Chastity |
| 15 Friend |
| 16 1,001 Goals |
| 17 Neighbor-Love |
| 18 Way of Creating One |
| 19 Old & Young Women |
| 20 Bite of Adder |
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| 21 Child & Marriage |
| 22 Voluntary Death |
| 23 Bestowing Virtue |
| 24 Child with Mirror |
| 25 In Happy Isles |
| 26 Pitiful |
| 27 Priests |
| 28 Virtuous |
| 29 Rabble |
| 30 Tarantuylas |
| 31 Famous Wise Ones |
| 32 Night-Song |
| 33 Dance-Song |
| 34 Grave-Song |
| 35 Self-Surpassing |
| 36 Sublime Ones |
| 37 Land of Culture |
| 38 Immaculate Perception |
| 39 Scholars |
| 40 Poets |
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| 41 Great Event |
| 42 Soothsayer |
| 43 Redemption |
| 44 Manly Prudence |
| 45 Stillest Hour |
| 46 Wanderer |
| 47 vision & Enigma |
| 48 Involuntary Bliss |
| 49 Before Sunrise |
| 50 Bedwarfing Virtue |
| 51 On Olive Mount |
| 52 On Passing-by |
| 53 Apostates |
| 54 Return Home |
| 55 3 Evil Things |
| 56 Spirit of Gravity |
| 57 Old & New Tables |
| 58 Convalescent |
| 59 Great Longing |
| 60 2nd Dance-Song |
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| 61 7 Seals |
| 62 Honey Sacrifice |
| 63 Cry of Distress |
| 64 Talk With Kings |
| 65 Leech |
| 66 Magician |
| 67 Out of Service |
| 68 Ugliest Man |
| 69 Voluntary Beggar |
| 70 Shodow |
| 71 Noon Tide |
| 72 Greeting |
| 73 supper |
| 74 Higher Man |
| 75 Song of Melanch |
| 76 Science |
| 77 Among Daughters of Desert |
| 78 Awakening |
| 79 Ass Festival |
| 80 Drunken Song |
| 81 Sign. |
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38 1907 Naturalism & Religion by Otto, Rudolf 96,686W 387 6:27
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| 1 Religious Interpretation Of World |
| 2 What is Distinctive in Religious Outlook |
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| 1 Naturalism |
| 2 What is Distinctive in Naturalistic Outlook |
| 3 True Naturalism |
| 4 Goethe's Attitude to Naturalism |
| 5 2 Kinds of Naturalism |
| 6 Aim & Method of Naturalism |
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| 1 How Religious & Naturalistic Outlooks Conflict |
| 2 Mystery : Dependence : Purpose |
| 3 Mystery of Existence Remains Unexplained |
| 4 Evolution & New Beginnings |
| 5 Dependence of Order of Nature |
| 6 "Contingency" of World |
| 7 Real World |
| 8 Antimony of Our Conception of Time |
| 9 Antimony of Conditioned & Unconditioned |
| 10 Antimony of Our Conception of Space |
| 11 Recognition of Purpose |
| 12 Teleological & Scientific Interpretations are Alike Necessary |
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| 1 Development of Darwinism |
| 2 Darwinism & Teleology |
| 3 Characteristic Features of Darwinism |
| 4 Various Forms of Darwinism |
| 5 Theory of Descent |
| 6 Haeckel's Evolutionist Position |
| 7 Weismann's Evolutionist Position |
| 8 Virchow's Position |
| 9 Other Instances of Dissatisfaction with Theory of Descent |
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| 1 Differences of Opinion As To Factors In Evolution |
| 2 Weismannism |
| 3 Natural Selection |
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| 1 Lamarckism & Neo-Lamarckism |
| 2 Theory of Definite Variation |
| 3 De Vries's Mutation-theory |
| 4 Eimer's Orthogenesis |
| 5 Spontaneous Activity of Organism |
| 6 Contrast Between Darwinian & Post-Darwinian Views |
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| 1 Conservation of Matter & Energy |
| 2 Organic & Inorganic |
| 3 Irritability |
| 4 Spontaneous Generation |
| 5 Mechanics of Development |
| 6 Heredity |
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| 1 Law of Conservation of Energy |
| 2 Criticisms of Mechanistic Theory of Life |
| 3 Virchow's "Caution" |
| 4 Preyer's Position |
| 5 Position Of Bunge & Other Physiologists |
| 6 Views of Botanists Illustrated |
| 7 Constructive Criticism |
| 8 Constructive Work of Driesch |
| 9 Views of Albrecht & Schneider |
| 10 How all this affects Religious Outlook |
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| 1 Naturalistic Attacks on Autonomy of Spiritual |
| 2 Fundamental Answer |
| 3 Individual Development |
| 4 Underivability |
| 5 Pre-eminence of Consciousness |
| 6 Creative Power of Consciousness |
| 7 Activity of Consciousness |
| 8 Ego |
| 9 Self-Consciousness |
| 10 Unity of Consciousness |
| 11 Consciousness of Ego |
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| 1 Feeling, Individuality, Genius, & Mysticism |
| 2 Feeling |
| 3 Individuality |
| 4 Genius |
| 5 Mysticism |
| 6 Mind & Spirit Human & Animal Soul |
| 7 Personality |
| 8 Parallelism |
| 9 No Parallelism |
| 10 Supremacy of Mind |
| 11 "Unconscious" |
| 12 Is there Ageing of Mind? |
| 13 Immortality |
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Germany 
Karl Marx
Frederick Nietzche 
Immanuel Kant
1899 Interpretation of Dreams 
1920 General Introduction to Psychoanalysis 
1918 Totem & Taboo 
1920 Dream Psychology 
1905 3 Contributions to the Theory of Sex 
1910 Origin and Development of Psychoanalysis 
George Hegel
1812 Logic of Hegel 