The Outlook of Science: Modern Materialism

A. N. Whitehead absolute abstract activity agnosticism animal arguments aspects atomic basis behaviour belief Bertrand Russell biological Bishop Berkeley body brain cells changes co-ordination conception connection consciousness consists criterion of practice dialectic materialism dialectic materialists Eddington Einstein electrical electrons energy Engels entities Ernst Mach eternal objects ether evolution experience external world facts field Friedrich Engels function fundamental Haldane Hegel Hogben Holism human ideas Idem individual inertia interpretation isolated Mach Marx Materialism and Empirio-criticism materialist means mechanism mechanistic mental mind-stuff modern materialism mysticism nature nervous system objective reality organism outlook particles Pavlov perceptions phenomena philosophy physical reality physical world physicists physico-chemical physiologist pointer readings principle Professor Eddington Professor Whitehead protoplasm quantitative regards relations relative religion religious Russell's says scientists social society solipsism space statistical laws structure subjective idealism theory of knowledge theory of relativity things thought tion truth universe virus Watson word