Contents

pp v-vi

PREFACE

pp vii-viii

PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE

LECTURE I - Of the thinking Soul as the Centre of Consciousness, and of the false procedure of Reason

pp 1-22

LECTURE II - Of the loving Soul as the Centre of the moral Life; and of Marriage

pp 23-43

LECTURE III - Of the Soul's share in Knowledge, and of Revelation

pp 44-66

LECTURE IV - Of the Soul in relation to Nature

pp 67-92

LECTURE V - Of the Soul of Man in relation to God

pp 93-113

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

pp 114-140

LECTURE VII - Of the divine Wisdom as manifested in the Realm of Truth, and of the Conflict of the Age with Error

pp 141-162

LECTURE VIII - Of the divine Order in the History of the World and the Relation of States

pp 163-186

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 Centre of Light and Life in the Consciousness

pp 187-208

LECTURE X - Of the twofold Spirit of Truth and Error in Science, of the Conflict of Faith with Infidelity

pp 209-235

LECTURE XI - Of the Relation of Truth and Science to Life, and of Mind in its application to Reality

pp 236-260

LECTURE XII - Of the symbolical Nature and Constitution of Life with reference to Art and the moral Relations of Man

pp 261-281

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

pp 282-305

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

pp 306-325

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

pp 326-348

PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE

Preface of the German Editor

pp 349-350

LECTURE I

pp 351-372

LECTURE II

pp 373-391

LECTURE III

pp 392-412

LECTURE IV

pp 413-434

LECTURE V

pp 435-455

LECTURE VI

pp 456-481

LECTURE VII

pp 482-505

LECTURE VIII

pp 506-527

LECTURE IX

pp 528-551