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PANPSYCHISM, 176, 238, 285 ff. PANTHEISM, in primitive religion, 78; general meaning, 205; types of, 390. PARKER, THEODORE, quoted on religion, 67. PARMENIDES, and rationalism, 168; philosophy of, 308 ff., 337; and Aristotle, 336. PATER, WALTER, on Wordsworth, 38; on Cyrenaicism, 260; on subjectivism, 270. PAULSEN, FRIEDRICH, ethics of, quoted, 302. PEARSON, KARL, quoted, 230. PERCEPTION. See SENSE-PERCEPTION. PERSONAL IDEALISM, 404, 405. PERSONALITY, of God, important in understanding of religion, 62; essential to religion? 108 ff. PERSONS, description of belief in, 62; imagination of, 101, 110. PESSIMISM, 104, 299, 424. PHENOMENALISM, general meaning, 176, 267 (_note_); of Berkeley, 272, 275 ff.; of Hume, 283; various tendencies in, 281. PHILOSOPHER, the practical man and the, chap. i; the role of the, 306, 426. PHILOSOPHY, commonly misconceived, 3; of the devotee, 13; of the man of affairs, 14; of the voluptuary, 16; of life, its general meaning, 17 ff., 153; its relations with poetry, chap. ii, 112; lack of, in Shakespeare, 33; as expression of personality, 33; as premature, 33; in poetry of Omar Khayyam, 36; in poetry of Wordsworth, 38 ff.; in poetry of Dante, 42 ff.; difference between philosophy and poetry, 48 ff.; in religion, 108 ff.; compared with religion, 112; true attitude of, toward science, 116; sphere of, in relation to science, 117, 395 ff.; procedure of, with reference to science, 121, 135, 142, 154, 160; human value of, 143, 426 ff.; can its problem be divided? 149, 155; origin of, 157; special problems of, chap. vi, vii; and psychology, 216; peculiar object of, 308; self-criticism in, 319 ff., 325; permanence and progress in, 395 ff.; contemporary, 398 ff. PHYSICAL. See CORPOREAL BEING, MATERIALISM, etc. PHYSIOLOGY, 246. PIETY, description and interpretation of, 72; in ethics, 195. PLATO, on Protagoras, 167, 269, 270, 298; quoted, on Socrates, 170, 192, 194; historical preparation for, 324; psychology of, 209; philosophy of, 306, 318, 326 ff., 382; and Aristotle, 333; and Spinoza, 318, 335; epistemology of, 339; ethics of, 342; religion of, 346, 391, 393; on evil, 352; on spirit, 359; on r
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