PREFACE.

CONTENTS.

INTRODUCTION CHAPTER I.

MENTAL PHILOSOPHY. DIVISION FIRST. THE INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES. PRELIMINARY TOPICS. CHAPTER I.

INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES PART FIRST

INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES. PART SECOND THE REPRESENTATIVE POWER GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.

INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES. PART THIRD. THE REFLECTIVE POWER. GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.

INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES PART FOURTH. INTUITIVE POWER. CHAPTER I.

INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES SUPPLEMENTARY TOPICS. CHAPTER I.

MENTAL PHILOSOPHY. DIVISION SECOND THE SENSIBILITIES. PRELIMINARY TOPICS. CHAPTER I.

SENSIBILITIES. PART FIRST. SIMPLE EMOTIONS. CHAPTER I.

SENSIBILITIES. PART SECOND. THE AFFECTIONS. CHAPTER I.

SENSIBILITIES PART THIRD. DESIRES. CHAPTER I.

MENTAL PHILOSOPHY DIVISION THIRD THE WILL PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS.

REFERENCES.

Title: Mental Philosophy: Including the Intellect, Sensibilities, and Will

Author: Joseph Haven

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MENTAL PHILOSOPHY:

INCLUDING THE

INTELLECT, SENSIBILITIES, AND WILL.

BY

JOSEPH HAVEN, D. D., L. L. D.,

LATE PROF. OF SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY IN THE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY,
CHICAGO, ILL., AND LATE PROF. OF INTELLECTUAL AND MORAL
PHILOSOPHY IN AMHERST COLLEGE.

IMPROVED EDITION.

NEW YORK:
SHELDON AND COMPANY,
8 Murray Street.
1881

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1857, by
GOULD AND LINCOLN,
In the Clerk's office of the District Court Of the District of Massachusetts.