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[guardar]
Alexander Search
Alexander Search.
September, 1906.
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Philosophy etc.
[guardav]
Anton
Gaveston
Alexander Search
[1r]
1. Aristotle: “Metaphysica.”
1. “De Animâ.”
1. “Organon”-
2. Arnold (Mattheu): Literature and Dogma.”
2. “God and the Bible.”
3. Allier: “Philosophie de Renan.”
4. Arréat (Lucien): “Mémoire et Imagination.”
4. “Psychologie du Peintre.”
5. Alaux: “Esquisse d’une philosophie de l’être.”
6. Azam: “Hypnotisme et double conscience.”
4. “Psychologie du peintre.”
7. Aubry (Dr. Paul): “La Contagion du Meurtre.”
5. “Théorie de l’Âme humaine.”
5. “Dieu et le monde.”
8. Adams (Brooks): “The Law of Civilisation and Decay.”
9. Allen (Grant): “The Colour-Sense: its Origin and Development.”
10. Anonymous: “Supernatural Religion.”
[1v]
Desire of pleasing – no, but fear of displeasing – Dr. Nabos
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{…}
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Tale: Blessed Virgin’s portrait.
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{…}
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Horrible Idea of Teeth.
Mr. Jones: a theatre clown who falls on the stage and kills himself because of the ridicule.
[2r]
The Portuguese Constitutional Charter institutes 4 political powers: the legislative, the executive, the judicial and the moderative. The moderative power, exclusively belonging to the King is by the Charter made out to watch over the harmony and balance of the other political powers. The balance and harmony of political powers consists in their independence, unsubordinates each to another. In the Constitutions of 1822 and 1838 there existed no moderative power; [it is easy to see that this is an absolute true]
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Intensity of fear, fear all things, death and life equally upset by tears.
[2v]
Duke: Give me a body big as the heavens
Where to put this passion[1] in — where is a |poet|[2] to make a poem of this
[3r]
Marino
Looking at shawl
Her shawl, I have no more of her — her shawl.
This, this and no more. My heart is broken.
Oh, my child, my child, my little child.
This odour pleased another, in this she lived, breathed laughed, wrought
In this she was; now this is {…}
It is empty of sweety. Oh my little child
[3v]
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Whither shall I turn, whither go where stay
Wifeless, childless, foodless. One lost in the world
Suddenly alone. Ay lost my little child. I might have lost all – but lose her, no
No human heart can endure thus too long
[4r]
Scene of Comrades
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1 This day saw her going to the tryst
2. Ay, a fine strumpet, she!
1 And her father, getting old.
The beggar hears the conversation
who comes in to tell Marino in the last act
[4v]
I cuckold, desolate and curst
Every day I sorrow more, my wife I’ve forgotten
But my child – every day I feel I have not my child
Lost for ever! The horror I feel in life
The more I sorrow for her, little and pure.
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And one stole my child’s portrait
Had he asked me for the frame
I’d have given it him
Where can I escape from men.
[5r]
King See that thou bring him here sir.
Servant Ay, your Highness.
King We will return here e’er half-an hour is past.
See that he is here.
Antonio Unless by strange acts he hath got away.
Or disjoined to an old hag or to a horse or to anything more.
[6r]
1. Binet (Alfred): “L’Âme et le Corps.”
2. Berkeley: “A New Theory of Vision.”
2. “Dialogues between Hylas and Philonoüs.”
3. Bergson: “Matière et Mémoire.”
4. Balmez: “Philosophie Fondamentale.”
2. “New Theory of Vision.”
5. Ballet: “Le Langage Intérieur.”
6. Beaussire: “Antécédants de l’hégélianisme dans la philosophie française.”
7. Blatchford: “God and my Neighbour.”
8. Boinet: Les Doctrines Médicales; leur évolution.”
9. Büchner: “Force et Matière.”
9. “Mind in Animals.”
10. Baldwin (James Mark): “Development and Evolution.”
10. “Mental Development in the Child and the Race.”
11. Bourdeau: “Histoire de l’Alimentation.”
12. Bernstein: “The Five Senses of Man.”
13. Balfour-Stewart: “The Conservation of Energy.”
3. “Le Rire.”
[6v]
1. “Psychologie du Raisonnement.”
14. Boucher: “L’hyperespace, le temps, la matière et l’énergie.”
15. Boutroux: “De la Contingence des lois de la nature.”
16. Bazaillas: “La Vie Personelle.”
3. “Essai sur les données immédiates de la conscience.”
17. Boirac: “L’Idée du Phénomène.”
18. Bouglé: “Les Idées Égalitaires.”
19. Bourdeau: “Le problème de la mort.”
19. “Le problème de la vie.”
20. Berthelot: “La Synthèse chimique.”
19. “Histoire de l’Alimentation.”
21. Bellanger: “Les concepts de cause et l’activité.”
22. Blondeau: “L’absolu et sa loi constitutive.”
23. Blum: “La déclaration des droits de l’homme.”
15. “L’Idée de loi naturelle dans la science et la philosophie.”
24. Brandon-Salvador (Mme): “À travers les moissons” (Poètes et moralistes juifs etc)
25. Bowden (Joseph): “Elements of the Theory of Integers.”
26. Buckingham (Edgar): “Outline of the Theory of Thermodynamics.”
[7r]
27. Babbitt (Edwin Dwight): “The Principles of Light and Colour.”
28. Bagehot (Walter): “Physics and Politics.”
29. Bain: “Education as a Science.”
29. “Mind and Body.”
30. Ball (Sir Robert): “The Cause of an Ice Age.”
1. “On Double Consciousness.”
31. Blaserna (Pietro): “Theory of Sound in its relation to Music.”
32. Bonney (Charles Carroll): “World’s Congress Adresses.”
33. Budge (Ernest Alfred): “Egyptian Religion.”
33. “Egyptian Magic.”
9. “Last Words on Materialism.”
34. Bacon: “Novum Organum.”
35. {…}
34. “O {…}
[7v]
Swearingly, he said, D —
And bend a monstrous glance
Upon the ceiling with {…} wit
He looked up and his priestly {…} wit
Reeled in himself not in a sound
Even merry like a merry-go-round
But like a drunkard lying
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The coffin was then clung to the ceiling
The coffin where portents miracles ({…} or dull-dealing)
His priestly eyes know so well.
[8r]
The coffin was no longer on half-way
Between heaven and earth, that is, to say
As I had said before
Between ceiling and floor.
No, but with a strange motion unforeseen
Box like a bird that doth †
Up to the ceiling floor and there was seen.
The priest then pondered in a wondrous fever:
Is this, oh God, a {…} indication
Of the Height’s displeasure {…} and clear?
Oh that it should be!,
As this |*self-creation|
The priest was nothing to his own ear
A |*footstep shredded| and before
The High Spirit (or high-something) did appear.
[8v]
The priest said “Look”, the other look and saw
Then he trembled like a reed, like a straw
Like anything that trembles and observed
What doth that mean? Has it for the reserved
So-and-so - (the priest’s man) to
Call on |*our brothers| priests or what they are
They came and consultation giving for
Their sermons deceiving us to call
As wise man for the {…}
He came and said: I see it all.
This is a regret here upon that floor
For that a regret in a ceiling, so,
The coffin being between, not less, nor more
[9r]
1. Clodd (Edward): The Pioneers of Evolution.”
1. “The Story of Creation.”
2. Charlton Bastian: “Brain, the Organ of Mind.”
3. Child (Thomas): “Root-Principles in Rational and Spiritual Things.”
4. Condillac: “Traité des Sensations.”
5. Corra (Émile): “La Philosophie Positive.”
6. Chabot: “Nature et Moralité.”
7. Clay (R): “The Alternative.”
8. Conta (Basilius): “Théorie de l’ondulation universelle.”
9. Crépieux-Jamin: “Écriture et Caractère.”
10. Clamageran: “La lutte contre le mal.”
11. Combarieu: “Les rapports de la musique et de la poésie considérés au point de vue de l’expression.”
12. “Congrés (IVe) internacional de psychologie.”
13. Couturat: “De l’infini mathématique.”
14. Calkins (Gary Nathan): “The Protozoa.”
15. Campbell (Donald Francis): “Differential and Integral Calculus.”
16. Campbell (Douglas Houghton): “Lectures on the Evolution of Plants.”
17. Chandler (Frank Wadleigh): “Romances of Roguery – Part I. The Picaresque Novel in Spain.”
[9v]
18. Conant (Levi Leonard): “The Number Concept, its Origin and Development.”
19. Calloway (Charles): “Does Determinism destroy Responsibility?”
20. Cranbrook (James): “The Founders of Christianity.”
21. Cattell (Charles): “Perils of Genius.”
22. Coit (Stanton): “Ethical Addresses.”
22. “Moral Significance of Religious Revivals.”
23. Cullerre: “Traité des Maladies Mentales.”
23. “Névroses et névrosisme.”
23. “Les frontières de la Folie.”
24. Charcot: “Lessons sur les maladies du système nerveux.”
25. Châtelain: “La folie de Rousseau.”
To floor or ceiling, it kept ever
As you may know
In a half-way position, shifting never
Till Reverend Prel Priest Don gave it a blow.
[10r]
So-ho! So ho!
Cried the High Priest – so, may my eyes be curst
Is that the miracle he has been admiring
With reverence fit a {…} to burst
With deep confusion this sets me perspiring.
Do it, say no more”. At one another
The priests of the place, brother and brother
Looked and then at the office and then said
The faith is joy to shine a sunlit leak
“That is” If any one knows, if we speak,
If by us these occurrences be betrayed.”
The office of a priest, my revered souls
In God shall we abandon it, pure hearts,
[10v]
No we will not. Not one cried the wise
Priest whose deep wisdom had discoverèd,
All the {…}
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So they dragged back the coffin to its place,
The people came, adored, quiet as before
But – all the priests, alas – no one, no more
In their souls was of faith the smallest trace.
Priesthood that first had been a mission, giving
Balsam to the human race
Became a comfortable and easy living.
Caen.
Goblot (Edmond): prof. à l’Université de Caen.
[11r]
Newer priests came and some did not get hold
Of the great scent of the arguments
Which the Prel’s head to his intellect told
Those priests since and {…}
This is one moral, my good Christian mother,
And there is one hope, and the whole tale
A great moral has {…}
And I might from it draw away another
Moral, but that could be an endless bother.
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[12r]
1. Drummond (Henry): “Natural Law in the Spiritual World.”
2. Darwin: “Origin of Species.”
2. “The Descent of Man.”
3. Dunbar: “The Process of Creation discovered.”
4. Draper: “History of the Conflict between Religion and Science.”
5. Delage (Yves): “Les Problèmes de l’Évolution.”
6. Descartes: “Discours sur la Méthode.”
7. Dunan: “La théorie psychologique de l’espace.”
8. Danville: “Psychologie de l’Amour.”
9. Duprat: “Causes Sociales de la Folie.”
9. “La Mensonge.”
10. Durkheim: “Les règles de la méthode sociologique.”
9. “L’Instabilité Mentale.”
11. Dauriac: “Essai sur l’esprit musical.”
12. Dumas: “La Tristesse et la joie.”
10. “Le Suicide.”
10. “Année Sociologique.”
11. “Le Réalisme de Reid.”
7. “Sur les formes à priori de la sensibilité.”
[12v]
13. Despaux: “Genèse de la Matière et de l’énergie.”
13. “Causes des énergies attractives.”
13. “Explication mécanique de la matière, de l’électricité et du magnétisme.”
14. Dubuc: “Essai sur la méthode en métaphysique.”
7. “Zénon d’Élée.”
15. Dealey and Ward: “A Text-Book of Sociology.”
16. Dadson (Arthur J.): “Evolution and its Bearing on Religions.”
5. “L’Hérédité et les grands problèmes de la biologie générale.”
[13r]
1. Encausse (Papus): “L’Occultisme et le Spiritualisme.”
2. Egger: “La parole intérieure.”
3. Espinas: “Les Origines de la technologie.”
4. Edwards (Chilperic): “The Hammurabi Code…”
4. “The Witness of Assyria.”
[14r]
1. Fouillée: “La Liberté et le Déterminisme.”
2. Féré: “Sensation et Mouvement.”
3. Ferri: “Les Criminels dans l’Art et la littérature.”
1. “Évolutionnisme des Idées-Forces.”
1. “Psychologie des Idées-Forces.” (2 vol.)
2. “Dégénérescence et Criminalité.”
4. Fleury: “L’Âme du Criminel.”
5. Fonsegrive: “La Causalité Efficiente.”
6. Ferrero: “Lois psychologiques du symbolisme.”
3. “La Sociologie Criminelle.”
5. “Essai sur le libre arbitre.”
7. Foucault: “La psychophysique.”
7. “Le Rêve.”
1. “Tempérament et Caractère.”
1. “Nietzche et l’Immoralisme.”
1. “L’Avenir de la Métaphysique.”
1. “Critique des Systèmes de morale contemporains.”
1. “Les Eléments sociologiques de la morale.”
[14v]
1. “La Morale, l’Art, la Religion, d’après Guyau.”
8. Fournière: “Les Théories Socialistes au XIXe siècle.”
9. Ferrière: “L’Âme est la fonction du cerveau” – (2 vol.)
9. “La Matière et l’Énergie.”
9. “L’Âme et la vie.”
9. “La cause première d’après les données expérimentales.”
1. “Philosophie de Platon.” (2 vols.)
10. Funck-Brentano: “Les Sophistes Grecs.”
11. Federici: “Les lois du progrès.”
12. Fiske (John): “Man’s Destiny.”
12. “Outlines of Cosmic Philosophy.”
12. “Through Nature to God.”
12. “The Idea of God as affected by Modern Knowledge.”
12. “Life Everlasting.”
13. Fillingham (Robert Charles): “Christ in London.”
[15r]
1. Guyau: “Esquisse d’une Morale sans obligation ni sanction.”
1. “L’Irréligion de l’Avenir.”
1. “Éducation et Hérédité.”
1. “Genèse de l’Idée de temps.”
1. “L’Art au point de vue sociologique.”
2. Garofalo: “La Criminologie.”
3. Geley: “L’être subconscient.”
1. “Les Problèmes de L’esthétique contemporaine.”
1. “La Morale anglaise contemporaine.”
4. Groos (Karl): “Les Jeux des Animaux.”
5. Gley (Dr Eugène): “Études de psychologie physiologique et pathologique.”
6. Goblot (Edmond): “La Classification des Sciences.”
7. Greef (de): “Le transformisme social.”
8. Greg (William Rathbone): “The Creed of Christendom.”
7. “Évolution des Croyances et des doctrines politiques.”
7. “Introduction à la Sociologie.” – (2 vol)
9. Goblet d’Alviella: “L’Idée de Dieu, d’après l’anthropologie et l’histoire.”
10. Gourd: “Le phénomène.”
[15v]
11. Gillet (Martin): “Du fondement intellectuel de la morale.”
12. Griveau: “Les éléments du beau.”
13. Glazebrook: “Laws and Properties of Matter.”
14. Giddings (Franklin Henry): “The Principles of Sociology.”
15. Glanville (W): “The Web Unwoven”
16. Godfrey (Walter Scott): “Theism found Wanting.”
17. Gorham: “The Transformation of Christianity.”
18. Gould (Frederick G): “Concise History of Religion.” 3v.
18. “The Building of the Bible.”
18. “Plan of Moral Instruction.”
18. “The Religion that Fulfils”
18. “Chats with Pioneers of Modern Thought.”
[16r]
1. Haeckel: “Riddle of the Universe.”
2. Huxley: “Man’s Place in Nature.”
3. Hartmann: “Philosphie de l’Inconscient.” (2vol.)
4. Hegel: “Logique.” – 2 vol.
5. Hume: “Essays.”
6. Hartenberg: “Les Timides et la Timidité.”
7. Höffding: “Esquisse d’une Psychologique fondée sur l’expérience.”
3. “Religion de l’Avenir.”
3. “Le Darwinisme.”
8. Harraca: “Contribution à l’étude de l’Hérédité et des principes des formations des races.”
9. Hannequin: “L’hypothése des atomes.”
10. Hudson: “Introduction to the philosophy of Herbert Spencer.”
1. “The Evolution of Man.” (2 vols).
1. “The Wonders of Life.”
2. “Possibilities and Impossibilities.”
11. Harrison (John Smith): “Platonism in English Poetry of the 16th and 17th centuries.”
12. Hill (David H.): “Genetic Philosophy.”
13. Howison (George Holmes): “The Limits of Evolution.”
14. Hird (Dennis): “Easy Outline of Evolution.”
15. Holyoake: “The Logic of Death.”
2. “Possibilities and Impossibilities.”
16. Hooper: “Anatomy of Knowledge.”
1. “The Pedigree of Man.”
14. “Pulpit Science: Is Immortality a Physical Fact.”
15. “New Ideas of the Day.”
5. “Natural History of Religion.”
16. Hardwicke (William Wright): “The Evolution of Man.”
16. “The Rationalist’s Manual.”
17. Herbert (Lord) of Cherbury: “Works.” (Scott).
18. Hazlitt: “English Comic Writers.”
[17r]
1. Icard: “Paradoxes ou Vérités.”
2. Ingersoll: “Lectures and Essays.” (2 series)
3. Irvine (David): “Philosophy and Christianity.” {…} parts)
[18r]
1. Jaëll (Marie): “La Musique et la psycho-physiologie.”
2. James (William): “Theory of Emotion.”
3. Janet (Paul): “Philosophie de Lamennais.”
3. “Les Causes Finales.”
4. Janet (Pierre): “L’Automatisme psychologique.”
5. Jacoby (Dr Paul). “Études sur la sélection chez l’homme.”
6. Jaurès (Jean): “De la réalité du monde sensible.”
7. Janssens. “Le néo-criticisme de Charles Renouvier.”
8. Joyau: “De l’invention dans les arts at dans les sciences.”
8. “Essai sur la liberté morale.”
2. “The Principles of Psychology.” – (2vols).
2. “A Text-Book of Psychology.”
9. Jastrow (Joseph): “Fact and Fable in Psychology.”
10. Jekyll (Walter): “The Bible Untrustworthy.”
11. A Japanese: “The Worthlessness of Christianity.”
[19r]
1. Kant: “Critique de la Raison Pure.” 2v.
1. “Critique de la Raison Pratique.”
1. “Prolégomènes à toute métaphysique future.”
1. “Anthropologie.”
2. Kaufmann: “La Cause finale et son importance.”
3. Kostyleff: “Esquisse d’une évolution dans l’histoire de la philosophie.”
[20r]
1. Le Dantec: “Les Lois Naturelles.”
2. Le Bon (Gustave): “L’Évolution de la Matière.”
3. Lemaitre: “Audition colorée et phénomènes connexes observés chez les écoliers.”
4. Lombroso: “L’Homme Criminel.” (2 vol.)
4. et Ferrero: “La Femme Criminelle et la Prostituée.”
4. et Laschi: “Le crime politique et les révolutions.” 2 vol.
5. Liard: “La Science positive et la métaphysique.”
1. “L’Unité dans l’être vivant.”
1. “Les limites du connaissable.”
6. Léchalas: “Étude sur l’espace et le temps.”
1. “Lamarckiens et Darwiniens.”
7. Lange: “Les Émotions.”
8. Lichtenberger: “Philosophie de Nietzsche.”
9. Lampérière (Mme): “Rôle Social de la Femme.”
2. “Lois psychologiques de l’évolution des peuples.”
2. “Psychologie des Foules.”
1. “Le déterminisme biologique et la personnalité consciente.”
5. “Logiciens anglais contemporains.”
5. “Définitions géométriques et empiriques.”
[20v]
4. “L’anthropologie criminelle et ses récents progrès.”
4. “Nouvelles recherches d’anthropologie criminelle et de psychiatrie.”
4. “Applications de l’Anthropologie criminelle.”
10. Lalande: “La dissolution opposée à l’évolution.”
11. Lauvrière: “Edgar Poe.”
12. Laveleye (de): “De la propriété et de ses formes primitives.”
2. “Psychologie du Socialisme.”
13. Léon (X): “Philosophie de Fichte.”
14. Leroy: “Le Langage.”
15. Lévy: “Philosophie de Feuerbach.”
16. Lévy-Bruhl: “La Philosophie de Jacobi.”
17. Lubac: “Esquisse d’une psychologie rationnelle.”
4. “L’Homme de Génie.”
1. “Traité de Biologie.”
18. Lewes: “Science and Speculation.”
8. “Le socialisme au XVIIIe siècle.”
19. Liesse: “La statistique.”
1. “La Lutte Universelle.”
1. “Les influences ancestrales.”
[21r]
20. Leibnitz: “Théodicée.” – “Monadologie”
21. Laing (Samuel): “Problems of the Future.”
20. “Nouveaux Essais sur l’entendement humain.”
20. “Principes de la nature et de la grâce.”
20. “Lethes” – “Systema théologicum.”
22. Locke: “On the Human Understanding.”
22. “Essay on Civil Government.”
22. “Letters on Tolerance.”
23. Lambert (Preston Albert): “Differential and Integral Calculus.”
21. “A Modern Zoroastrian.”
24. Lord (A. D). “What is Truth.”
18. “Success in Literature.”
25. Legrain: “Le Délire chez les Dégénérés.”
[21v]
Lille: Faculté de Médicine à l’Université de Prof. à: Debierre (Crâne des criminels).
[22r]
1. Mauroy (Victor). “Satan-Dieu.”
2. Malebranche: “Recherche de la Vérité.”
3. Marguery: “L’Oeuvre d’art et l’évolution.”
4. Mariano: “La philosophie contemporaine en Italie.”
5. Milhaud: “Le Rationnel.”
5. “Essais sur les conditions et les limites de la certitude logique.”
6. Mosso: “La peur.”
7. Murisier: “Les Maladies du Sentiment réligieux.”
8. Malapert: “Les Eléments du caractère.”
8. “Le Caractère.” (O. Doin).
9. Marion: De la Solidarité Morale.”
10. Mabilleau: “Histoire de la philosophie Atomistique.”
11. Marietan: “La classification des sciences d’Aristote à S. Thomas d’Aquin.”
12. Matteuzzi: “Les facteurs de l’évolution des peuples.”
13. Michotte: “Les signes régionaux” (répartition de la sensibilité tactile).
14. Mounier (Marcel): “Le Drame chinois.”
15. Moriaud: “La liberté et la conduite humaine.”
16. Marshall (Henry Rutgers): “Instinct and Reason.”
[22v]
17. Morgan (Thomas Hunt): “Regeneration.”
17. “The Development of the Frog’s egg.”
17. “Evolution and Adaptation.”
18. Morris (Charles): “Man and his Ancestor.”
19. Mc Cabe (Joseph): “Secular Education.”
19. “The Origin of Life.”
19. “The Religion of Women.”
20. Mc Call (William): “A Nirvana Trilogy.”
21. Massey (Gerald): “Ten Freethought Lectures.”
22. Moebius: “Jean-Jacques Rousseau.”
23. Moreau (de Tours): “Psychologie morbide.”
23. “Du haschich et de l’aliénation mentale.”
24. Mill (John Stuart): “Political economy.”
24. “A System of Logic.”
24. “Utilitarianism.”
24. “On Representative Government.”
24. “Examination of Sir William Hamilton’s Philosophy.”
[23r]
Montpellier:
Sabatier: Doyen de la faculté des sciences de {…}
Milhaud: prof. à L’université de Montpellier.
Grasset: prof. à la faculté de médicine.
[24r]
1. Naville: “Nouvelle Classification des Sciences.”
2. Nordau: “Psycho-physiologie du génie et du talent.”
1. “La physique moderne.”
1. “La logique de l’hypothèse.”
1. “La définition de la philosophie”
1. “Le libre arbitre.”
1. “Les philosophies négatives.”
2. “Dégénérescence.” (2 vols)
2. “Vus du dehors.”
2. “Conventional Lies of our civilization.”
3. Novicow: “Les luttes entre les sociétés humaines.”
3. “L’affranchissement de la femme.”
4. Nash (Henry Sylvester): “Genesis of the Social Conscience.”
4. “Ethics and Revelation.”
4. “History of the Higher Criticism of the New Testament.”
5. Nisbet (John H.): “The Insanity of Genius.”
6. Newman (Cardinal): “Essays.”
[25r]
1. Ossip-Lourié: “La Philosophie de Tolstoï.”
2. Oldenberg: “Le Bouddha.”
1. “La philosophie russe contemporaine.”
3. Ormond (Alexander Thomas): “Foundations of Knowledge.”
[26r]
1. Préaubert: “La Vie, Mode de Mouvement.”
2. Palante: “Précis de Sociologie.”
3. Paulhan: “Les Phénomènes Affectifs.”
3. “Joseph de Maistre: sa philosophie.”
3. “Psychologie de l’invention.”
3. “Analystes et esprits synthetics.”
3. “La fonction de la mémoire et le souvenir affectif.”
4. Phillipe: “L’Image Mental.”
5. Pillon: “La philosophie de Charles Secrétan.”
2. “Le Combat pour l’Individu.”
3. “Les Caractères.”
3. “Les Mensonges du Caractère.”
6. Payot: “La Croyance.”
6. “Education de la volonté”
7. Pérès: “L’Art et le Réel.”
8. Pérèz (Bernard): “Les 3 premières années de l’enfant.”
8. “L’Education morale dès le berceau.”
8. “L’Education intellectuelle dès le berceau.”
[26v]
9. Picaret: “Les Idéologues.”
10. Piderit: “La Mimique et la physiognomie.”
11. Pillon: “Anée philosophique” – in vols.
12. Preyer: “Éléments de physiologie.”
13. Proal: “La criminalité politique.”
13. “Le crime et la peine.”
13. “Le Crime et le Suicide passionnels.”
14. Plato: = The Dialogues. =
15. Paine: “Rights of Man.”
15. “The Age of Reason.”
3. “Le nouveau mysticisme.”
16. Philbert (Louis): “Le rire.”
17. Philippson: “L’autonomie et la centralisation du système nerveux des animaux.”
18. Pictet (Raoul): “Étude critique du matérialisme et du spiritualisme par la physique expérimentale.”
19. Pinloche: “Pestalozzi et l’éducation populaire moderne.”
20. Poincaré: “Les nouvelles méthodes de la mécanique céleste.”
21. Patten (Simon Nelson): “Heredity and Social Progress.”
22. Parsons (John Denham): “Our Sun-God.”
[27r]
1. Queyrat: “L’Abstraction.”
1. “L’Imagination et ses variétés chez l’enfant.”
2. Quatrefages (de): “L’Espèce Humaine.”
1. “Le caractère et l’éducation morale.”
1. “La logique chez l’enfant et sa culture.”
3. Queensberry (Lord): “Marriage and the Relation of the Sexes.”
[28r]
1. Renan: “Vie de Jesus.”
2. Regnaud: “Logique Évolutionniste.”
3. Réville: “Histoire du dogme de la divinité de Jésus-Christ”
4. Ribot (Théodule): “Les Maladies de la Mémoire.”
4. “Les Maladies de la Volonté.”
4. “Les maladies de la personnalité.”
4. “Psychologie de l’Attention.”
5. Richet: “Psychologie générale.”
6. Roberty: “Le Bien et le Mal.”
7. Roussel-Despierres: “L’idéal esthetique.”
8. Romanes: “Animal Intelligence.”
4. “Essay sur l’Imagination Créatrice.”
9. Renouvier: “Histoire et Solution des Problèmes Métaphysiques.”
10. Reade (Winwood): “The Martyrdom of Man.”
11.a Renard: “L’homme est-il libre?”
9. “Dilèmmes de la Métaphysique Pure.”
9. “Le personnalisme.”
9. “Critique de la doctrine de Kant.”
11. Ribéry: “Essai d’une classification naturelle des caractères.”
[28v]
4. “L’Hérédité psychologique.”
4. “La psychologie des sentiments.”
4. “L’Évolution des Idées générales.”
4. “La logique des sentiments.”
12. Ricardon: “De l’Idéal.”
13. Richard: “L’idée d’évolution dans la nature et dans l’histoire.”
14. Rignano: “De la transmissibilité des caractères acquis.”
15. Ruyssen: “Essai sur l’évolution psychologique du jugement.”
2. “L’Origine des idées éclairée par la science du langage.”
16. Romanes: “Animal Intelligence.”
17. Righi (Augusto): Physical Phenomena, Radioactivity etc.”
18. Ross (Edward Alsworth): “Foundations of Sociology.”
19. Robertson (John): “Courses of Study.”
19. “Christianity and Mythology.”
19. “Pagan Christs.”
19. “A Short History of Christianity.”
19. “Letters in Reasoning.”
19. “Short-History of Freethought.” (2 vols).
19. “What to Read.”
[29r]
20. Regnard (Adrien): “Génie et Folie.”
21. Regnard (Paul): “Sorcellerie, Magnétisme, morphinisme, délire des grandeurs.”
5. “Les poisons de l’intelligence.”
22. Régis (Emmanuel): “Régicide dans l’Histoire.”
[30r]
1. Schopenhauer: “Le monde comme idée et Représentation.” (3 v.)
1. “Essai sur le Libre Arbitre.”
2. Spencer: “Principles of Biology.”
2. “First Principles.”
2. “Education.”
3. Sutro (Émile): “The Basic Law of Vocal Utterance.”
4. Sabatier: “La Philosophie de l’Effort.”
1. “Le Fondement de la Morale.”
5. Sully-Prudhomme et Charles Richet: “Le Problème des causes finales.”
6. Saigey (Emile): “Les Sciences au XVIIIe siècle.” (Physique de Voltaire)
7. Saint-Paul (Dr. Georges): “Le langage intérieur et les paraphasies.”
8. Séailles: “Essai sur le génie dans l’art.”
8. “La philosophie de Charles Renouvier.”
9. Sighele (Scipio): “La foule criminelle.”
10. Sollier: “Le problème de la mémoire.”
10. “Psychologie de l’Idiot et de l’Imbécile.”
10. “Le Mécanisme des émotions.”
11. Souriau: “L’esthétique du mouvement.”
11. “La beauté rationnelle.”
[30v]
12. Stein (Ludwig): “La question sociale au point vue philosophique.”
13. Sage: “Le sommeil naturel et l’hypnose.”
2. “Principles of Psychology.”
2. “Principles of Sociology.”
14. Schelling: “Bruno.”
15. Spinoza: “Ethica.”
15. “Tractatus Theologico-politicus.”
16. Stallo: “The Concepts and Theories of Modern Physics.”
3. “Duality of Voice and Speech.”
3. “Duality of thought and language.”
17. Schultz (Hermann): “Outlines of Christian apologetics for use in lectures.”
18. Smith (Goldwin): “Guesses at the Riddle of Existence and other Essays.”
19. Smith (William Benjamin): “Infinitesimal Analysis.”
20. Stoddard (Francis Hovey): “Evolution of the English Novel.”
21. Strong (Charles Augustus): “Why the Mind has a Body.”
22. Shelley: “Necessity of Atheism” (ed. Wise and Vaughan).
23. Salt (Henry Stephens): “The Faith of Richard Jefferies.”
24. Sharpe (Samuel): “An Inquiry into the Age of the Moabite Stone.”
[31r]
Sorbonne.
Alcan
Prof à. Durkheim (Émile): Various.
Espinas (Alfred): {…}
Le Dantec: {…}
Lichtenberger: {…}
Carrau (Ludovic). {…}
Delbos (Victor) : {…}
Dumas: {…}
adjoint à Lalande: {…}
Levy-Bruhl:
Rauh: {…}
Victor Henry (trad. Oldenberg)
Binet (director laboratory)
Séailles (Renouvier).
Henri Poincaré
Dastre (Physiologie).
Houssay (Zoologie).
Le Dantec
Émile Picard
Alfred Binet
Yves Delage.
[32r]
1. Thomas Aquinas: “Summa Theologiae.”
2. Tanon: L’Évolution du droit et la conscience sociale.”
3. Tarde: “Criminalité Comparée.”
3. “Les Transformations du Droit.”
3. “Les Lois Sociales.”
4. Tissié: “Les Rêves.”
5. Tardieu: “L’Ennui.”
3. “La Logique Sociale.”
3. “Les lois de l’imitation.”
3. “L’opposition universelle.”
3. “L’Opinion et la foule.”
6. Thomas (Pierre-Félix): “L’Éducation des sentiments.”
6. “Pierre Leroux, sa philosophie.”
7. Thouverez: “Le Réalisme Métaphysique.”
3. “Les transformations du pouvoir.”
3. “La philosophie pénale.”
3. “Études pénales et sociales.”
3. “Études de psychologie pénale.”
[32v]
8. Tisseraud: “Traité de Mécanique céleste.”
9. Titchener (Edward Bradford) “Experimental Psychology.” (2 vols).
10. Trimble (William Heywood): “Walt Whitman and Leaves of Grass.”
[33r]
{…}
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[34r]
1. Vacherot: “Essais de philosophie critique.”
2. Van Biervliet: “La Mémoire.”
3. Von Naegeli: “A Mechanico-physiological theory of organic evolution.”
4. Vincent (Marvin Richardson): “History of the Textual Criticism of the New Testament.”
5. Vaughan (Percy): “Early Shelley Pamphlets.”
[35r]
1. Xenophanes: “Fragmenta.”
2. Xenophon: “Memorabilia.”
[36r]
1. Zeller: “Christian Baur et l’École de Tubingue.”
2. Zilwa (Lucian de): “Reason and Emotion in Relation to Conduct.”
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Story of a scientist inconveniently wanting to know the conception-phenomenon regarding a strange child.
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[36v]
p. 207-’8: Absolutism of King in Carta (reality).
p. 221-3: Great expense of army and waste.
225 – Slight reference to Lei Contabilidade (Footnote)
225 – Financial situation
228 – Anselmo d’Andrade: Financial Situation
[37r]
1. Wechniakoff: “Savants, penseurs et Artistes.”
2. Wundt: “Hypnotisme et Suggestion.”
3. Wurtz: “La théorie atomique.”
4. Weismann: “On Germinal Selection.”
5. Wilson (Archdeacon): “Problems of Religion and of Science.”
6. Whitney: “Life and growth of language.”
7. Ward (Lester Frank): “Outlines of Sociology.”
7. “Pure Sociology.”
8. White (Andrew Dickson): “A History of the Warfare of Science with Theology in Christendom.” (2 v.).
9. Williams (Cora May): “Review of the Systems of Ethics founded on the theory of Evolution.”
10. Wilson (Edmund Beecher): “An Atlas of the Fertilisation and Karyokinesis of the Ovum.”
10. “The Cell in Development and Inheritance.”
11. Whittaker (Thomas): “The Origins of Christianity.”
11. “A Critical Essay on the Philosophy of History.”
12. Wollstonecraft (Mary): “Papers.” (Scott).
[37v]
Dr. Cabanès (History Secrets).
– Albin Michel, 59, Rue des Mathurins.
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Lindholm, El Anarquismo
– Madrid 2,25 pesetas.
Centro Editorial de Góngora.
Calle San Bernardo, 43.
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Garnier Frères.
“Traité d’Économie Politique”
Joseph Garnier 1 Vol. 8 f.
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Barcelona: Libreria Cientifico-Literaria de José Agustí, – Elisabets, 4.
Dr. José E. Garcia Fraguas “Nuevos Estudios de la Mecanica del Sistema Nervioso.”
½ pesetas
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Forel: “L’Âme et le Système nerveux.”
[38r]
A Storck – & Cie –
Lyon – Paris.
Bibliothèque de Criminologie.
Debièrre – Prof. à la Faculté de Médecine de Lille
“Le Crâne des Criminels.”
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Paris Maloine Éditeur 23, Rue de l’École de Médecine, 23.
“La Surdi-Mutité” par Etienne St. Hilaire, Médecin Auriste de l’Institut de Sourds-Muets du Département de la Seine.
[38v]
Jean Baptiste Séverac: Nietzsche et Socrate
Paris. E. Cornély & Cie Edit., 101, Rue de Vaugirard.
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Alphonse Berget: Physique du Globe et Météorologie.
Masson & Cie
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- Monier: “La Télégraphie sans fil et la télémécanique.”
Dunod & Pinat
49 Quai des Grandes Augustins Paris
ingénieur des arts et des manufactures.
[39r]
Alexandre Joannis Joannis.
Professé à la Faculté des Sciences de l’Université de Paris. Cours Elémentaire de Chimie.
1e fascicle.
Paris Librairie Polytechnique Charles Béranger (Editeur)
15, Rue des Saints Pères.
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Mercure de France
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Belin Frères Rue Vaugirard 52. Paris
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[39v]
“Principles of Ontology.”
“The World as Power.”
“On the Triple Nature of the Intellectual Activity.”
The World as Power:
- Metaphysics of Power and of Act.
- The System of Nature
- The Combat against Nature (A system of ethics).
[40r]
A System of Philosophy:
I. A critique of Reason.
1. Critique.
2. Method.
II. Principles of Ontology.
III. Hypothetical Metaphysics.
IV. Metaphysics of Nature.
V. The Ethics of Revolt.
[1] passion /rage\
[2] |poet| /fool\
