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| § | 77. | Present Tendencies. Theory of the Judgment | 187 |
| § | 78. | Priority of Concepts | 188 |
| § | 79. | Æsthetics Deals with the Most General Conditions of Beauty. Subjectivistic and Formalistic Tendencies | 189 |
| § | 80. | Ethics Deals with the Most General Conditions of Moral Goodness | 191 |
| § | 81. | Conceptions of the Good. Hedonism | 191 |
| § | 82. | Rationalism | 193 |
| § | 83. | EudÆmonism and Pietism. Rigorism and Intuitionism | 194 |
| § | 84. | Duty and Freedom. Ethics and Metaphysics | 196 |
| § | 85. | The Virtues, Customs, and Institutions | 198 |
| § | 86. | The Problems of Religion. The Special Interests of Faith | 199 |
| § | 87. | Theology Deals with the Nature and Proof of God | 200 |
| § | 88. | The Ontological Proof of God | 200 |
| § | 89. | The Cosmological Proof of God | 203 |
| § | 90. | The Teleological Proof of God | 204 |
| § | 91. | God and the World. Theism and Pantheism | 205 |
| § | 92. | Deism | 206 |
| § | 93. | Metaphysics and Theology | 207 |
| § | 94. | Psychology is the Theory of the Soul | 208 |
| § | 95. | Spiritual Substance | 209 |
| § | 96. | Intellectualism and Voluntarism | 210 |
| § | 97. | Freedom of the Will. Necessitarianism, Determinism, and Indeterminism | 211 |
| § | 98. | Immortality. Survival and Eternalism | 212 |
| § | 99. | The Natural Science of Psychology. Its Problems and Method | § | 157. | Socrates and the Self-criticism of the Philosopher | 321 |
| § | 158. | Socrates's Self-criticism a Prophecy of Truth | 323 |
| § | 159. | The Historical Preparation for Plato | 324 |
| § | 160. | Platonism: Reality as the Absolute Ideal or Good | 326 |
| § | 161. | The Progression of Experience toward God | 329 |
| § | 162. | Aristotle's Hierarchy of Substances in Relation to Platonism | 332 |
| § | 163. | The Aristotelian Philosophy as a Reconciliation of Platonism and Spinozism | 335 |
| § | 164. | Leibniz's Application of the Conception of Development to the Problem of Imperfection | 336 |
| § | 165. | The Problem of Imperfection Remains Unsolved | 338 |
| § | 166. | Absolute Realism in Epistemology. Rationalism | 339 |
| § | 167. | The Relation of Thought and its Object in Absolute Realism | 340 |
| § | 168. | The Stoic and Spinozistic Ethics of Necessity | 342 |
| § | 169. | The Platonic Ethics of Perfection | 344 |
| § | 170. | The Religion of Fulfilment and the Religion of Renunciation | 346 |
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| Chapter XI. Absolute Idealism | 349 |
| § | 171. | General Constructive Character of Absolute Idealism | 349 |
| § | 172. | The Great Outstanding Problems of Absolutism | 351 |
| § | 173. | The Greek Philosophers and the Problem of Evil. The Task of the New Absolutism | 352 |
| § | 174. | The Beginning of Absolute Idealism in Kant's Analysis of Experience | 354 |
| § | 175. | Kant's Principles Restricted to the Experiences which they Set in Order | 356 |
| § | 176. | The Post-Kantian Metaphysics is a Generalization of the Cognitive and Moral Consciousness as Analyzed by Kant. The Absolute Spirit | 358 |
| § | 177. | Fichteanism, or the Absolute Spirit as Moral Activity | 360 |
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