The Journal of Speculative Philosophy, Volume 19, Issue 2

absolute acosmic activity agnosticism Alcott animal appear atoms become believe body Boston Brook Farm C. P. Cranch called cause character Charles Lane conception consciousness creation death deism demonstrated Dial divine doctrine editor ence energy environment essay essential existence experience external perception F. B. SANBORN fact feeling Fichte finite spirit force give Goethe H. D. Thoreau Harvard College hence Herbert Spencer human ideal ideas immortality individual infinite innate intelligence James McCosh Japanese Kant knowledge Leibnitz less living manifestation Margaret Fuller matter means ment method mind modern science modes moral motion nature never object organic pantheism perceive persistence phenomena philosophy poems presupposes primary qualities principle proof R. W. Emerson reality reason relation religion seems self-activity self-consciousness sensations sense soul theism Theodore Parker theory things thought tion translation true truth unity universal W. E. Channing whole words