As there cannot be said to be a beaten path in philosophy, and as "Introductions" to the subject differ widely from one another, it is proper that I should give an indication of the scope of the present volume.

Excerpt: "In order to help ethics students in our universities and outside of them to better understand the meaning of morality and the end of ethical effort, this book has been written." In the accompanying notes, I have taken the I want to make some suggestions to teachers, some of whom have less years of teaching behind the ones I have, I do not apologize for writing in a clear, non-technical style, or for minimizing references to literature in other languages. (...) These things are in accordance with the purpose of the volume. "This edition contains a unique biography of the great George Stuart Fullerton, where he discusses in detail his life and his work as a philosopher that helps to understand the different motivations that led to the writings of his works. It also contains explanatory notes to better understand the whole narrative. (shrink)

Pt. 1. The content of consciousness.--pt. 2. The external world.--pt. 3. Mind and matter.--pt. 4. Other minds and the realm of minds.