INTRODUCTORY NOTE BY HENRY B. SMITH, D. D.

TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE.

CONTENTS.

A HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY.

SECTION I. WHAT IS MEANT BY THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY.

SECTION II. CLASSIFICATION.

SECTION III. GENERAL VIEW OF THE PRE-SOCRATIC PHILOSOPHY.

SECTION IV. THE IONIC PHILOSOPHERS.

SECTION V. PYTHAGOREANISM.

SECTION VI. THE ELEATICS.

SECTION VII. HERACLITUS.

SECTION VIII. EMPEDOCLES.

SECTION IX. THE ATOMISTIC PHILOSOPHY.

SECTION X. ANAXAGORAS.

SECTION XI. THE SOPHISTIC PHILOSOPHY.

SECTION XII. SOCRATES. [2]

SECTION XIII. THE PARTIAL DISCIPLES OF SOCRATES.

SECTION XIV. PLATO.

SECTION XV. THE OLD ACADEMY.

SECTION XVI. ARISTOTLE.

SECTION XVII. STOICISM.

SECTION XVIII. EPICUREANISM.

SECTION XIX. SCEPTICISM AND THE NEW ACADEMY.

SECTION XX. THE ROMANS.

SECTION XXI. NEW PLATONISM.

SECTION XXII. CHRISTIANITY AND SCHOLASTICISM.

SECTION XXIII. TRANSITION TO THE MODERN PHILOSOPHY.

SECTION XXIV. DESCARTES.

SECTION XXV. GEULINCX AND MALEBRANCHE.

SECTION XXVI. SPINOZA.

SECTION XXVII. IDEALISM AND REALISM.

SECTION XXVIII. LOCKE.

SECTION XXIX. HUME.

SECTION XXX. CONDILLAC.

SECTION XXXI. HELVETIUS.

SECTION XXXII. THE FRENCH CLEARING UP ( Aufklaerung ) AND MATERIALISM.

SECTION XXXIII. LEIBNITZ.

SECTION XXXIV. BERKELEY.

SECTION XXXV. WOLFF.

SECTION XXXVI. THE GERMAN CLEARING UP.

SECTION XXXVII. TRANSITION TO KANT.

SECTION XXXVIII. KANT.

SECTION XXXIX. TRANSITION TO THE POST-KANTIAN PHILOSOPHY.

SECTION XL. JACOBI.

SECTION XLI. FICHTE

SECTION XLII. HERBART.

SECTION XLIII. SCHELLING.

SECTION XLIV. TRANSITION TO HEGEL.

SECTION XLV. HEGEL.

FOOTNOTES:

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RECENT ATTACK ON THE BIBLE. I. REPLIES TO "ESSAYS AND

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Evidence as to Man's Place in Nature.

A

HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY

IN EPITOME,

BY
DR. ALBERT SCHWEGLER.

TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL GERMAN,

BY
JULIUS H. SEELYE.

THIRD EDITION.

NEW YORK:
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY,
443 & 445 BROADWAY.
LONDON: 16 LITTLE BRITAIN.
1864.

Entered, according to act of Congress, in the year 1856,
By Julius H. Seelye,
In the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of the United States for the
Northern District of New York.