The philosophy of life, and philosophy of language, in a course of lectures

CONTENTS.

PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE.

LECTURE I.
Page
Of the thinking Soul as the Center of Consciousness, and of the false Procedure of Reason	7
LECTURE II.
Of the loving Soul as the Center of the moral Life; and of Marriage	28
LECTURE III.
Of the Soul’s Share in Knowledge, and of Revelation	48
LECTURE IV.
Of the Soul in relation to Nature	70
LECTURE V.
Of the Soul of Man in relation to God	95
LECTURE VI.
Of the Wisdom of the divine Order of Things in Nature, and of the Relation of Nature to the other Life and to the Invisible World	115
LECTURE VII.
Of the divine Wisdom as manifested in the Realm of Truth, and of the Conflict of the Age with Error	141
LECTURE VIII.
Of the divine Order in the History of the World and the Relation of States	162
LECTURE IX.
Of the true Destination of Philosophy: and of the apparent Schism but essential Unity between a right Faith and highest Certainty, as the Center of Light and Life in the Consciousness	185
LECTURE X.
Of the twofold Spirit of Truth and Error in Science; of the Conflict of Faith with Infidelity	206
LECTURE XI.
Of the Relation of Truth and Science to Life, and of Mind in its application to Reality	232
LECTURE XII.
Of the symbolical Nature and Constitution of Life with reference to Art and the moral Relations of Man	256
LECTURE XIII.
Of the Spirit of Truth and Life in its application to Politics, or of the Christian Constitution of the State and the Christian Idea of Jurisprudence	277
LECTURE XIV.
Of the Division of Ranks, and of the reciprocal Relations of States, according to the Christian Idea. Of Science as a Power; of its Constitution, and of the right Regulation of it	301
LECTURE XV.
Of the true Idea of a Theocracy; of the Might of Science, and of the final Restoration and Perfection of the human Consciousness	320

PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE.

Preface of the German Editor	341
Lecture I.	343
Lecture II.	364
Lecture III.	382
Lecture IV.	Clyx.com