_Hamilton――Ferrier――and Robertson._

⭘ Hamilton’s Education and early Life――Appointed Professor of Logic and Metaphysics――Preparation of his Lectures, his Edition of Reid’s Works――He sustained a severe Paralytic Stroke, which disabled his right side――His Death――His Writings

⭘ Exposition of his Philosophy――The Fundamental Principles ――Doctrines enunciated in his Introductory Lectures――Man an End unto Himself――His peculiar View of the End of Speculation――The Communication of Knowledge――The Nature, Causes, and Method of Philosophy

⭘ Division and Classification of Mental Phenomena――His Distribution of Mental Philosophy

⭘ Explication of Consciousness, and its Relation to the Cognitive Faculties――His Theory of Attention――Law of Limitation――Are we always consciously active?――Latent Mental Modifications ――Somnambulism

⭘ Exposition of Cognition, Classification of the Special Faculties of Knowledge――Discussion of Doctrines of Perception――Statement of his own Doctrine of Natural Realism

⭘ Explanation of Memory, Reproduction, and Imagination

⭘ The Elaborative Faculty, Comparison――Evolution of the Processes of Apprehension, Judgment, Classification, Abstraction, and Generalisation, from the original act of Consciousness

⭘ Primary Notions, Common Sense, or Fundamental Principles of Intelligence, recognised by Hamilton

⭘ Classification and Treatment of the Feelings――His Theory of Pleasure and Pain

⭘ His Philosophy of the Conditioned, its Aim――Explication of its Principles and Applications

⭘ His Treatment of Logic――Efforts to simplify the Syllogistic System――Doctrine of the Quantification of the Predicate

⭘ Summary――His Method and Style――Influence of Teaching and Writings――Reference to Mill’s Examination

⭘ Ferrier’s Theory of Knowing and Being――Primary Law of Knowledge ――His Method and Style――Hegel

⭘ Robertson――His Education――Appointed Professor of Mental Philosophy and Logic in University College, London――Editor of _Mind_――His Writings