A New Era of Thought :: TABLE OF CONTENTS.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

PART I.
		PAGE
Introduction		1-7
CHAPTER I.
Scepticism and Science. Beginning of Knowledge		8-13
CHAPTER II.
Apprehension of Nature. Intelligence. Study of Arrangement or Shape		14-20
CHAPTER III.
The Elements of Knowledge		21-23
CHAPTER IV.
Theory and Practice		24-28
CHAPTER V.
Knowledge: Self-Elements		29-34
CHAPTER VI.
Function of Mind. Space against Metaphysics. Self-Limitation and its Test. A Plane World		35-46
CHAPTER VII.
Self Elements in our Consciousness		47-50
CHAPTER VIII.
Relation of Lower to Higher Space. Theory of the Æther		51-60
CHAPTER IX.
Another View of the Æther. Material and Ætherial Bodies		61-66
CHAPTER X.
Higher Space and Higher Being. Perception and Inspiration		67-84
CHAPTER XI.
Space the Scientific Basis of Altruism and Religion		85-99
PART II.
CHAPTER I.
Three-space. Genesis of a Cube. Appearances of a Cube to a Plane-being		101-112
CHAPTER II.
Further Appearances of a Cube to a Plane-being		113-117
CHAPTER III.
Four-space. Genesis of a Tessaract; its Representation in Three-space		118-129
CHAPTER IV.
Tessaract moving through Three-space. Models of the Sections		130-134
CHAPTER V.
Representation of Three-space by Names and in a Plane		135-148
CHAPTER VI.
The Means by which a Plane-being would Acquire a Conception of our Figures		149-155
CHAPTER VII.
Four-space: its Representation in Three-space		156-166
CHAPTER VIII.
Representation of Four-space by Name. Study of Tessaracts		167-176
CHAPTER IX.
Further Study of Tessaracts		177-179
CHAPTER X.
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