Cannon-ball, 248 Captain Johnson and shot monkey, 134 Carlyle and metaphor, 272 Cartesianism, 39 Cat and his friend the dog, 159 and knocking at doors, 84 with bone fixed in mouth, 261 Catholicism and nature of brutes, 32 jumping on chairs, 133 Cause for disbelief in cause, 211 idea of, and muscular effort, 211 Chef and dinner, illustration from, Children and apes, 17 and conceptual power, mistake have most abstract ideas, 270 231 though speechless, may gesture recognition of dogs, 188 Chimpanzee "Sally," her tricks, 80 uses no metaphor, 273 Chinese and child-language, 245 Classifications of ideas and sensuous Clearer possible intuition of first Clicks of Africans, 247, 286, 287 Climates favourable for isolated chil- dren, 232 Clock, sound of, 238 Clock's hand, illustration from, 12 Coachman and parrot, 155, 161 Code, semiotic, of our common hu- Cognition, unconscious and intellec- Cognitions, direct and reflex, must be Cognitive sensuous affections, 59 Collective ideas, 40 Collie-dog and Miss Benson, 78 Common sense and children, 298 craved, 77 of the sun, 69, 254 Conception is not taking or putting Conceptions concerning previous ap- ethical, and man's distinctness Concepts, 56, 58, 59, 66, 73, 88, 93, all, imply existence, real or and percepts of children and called forth by any objects, 205 higher ones, 190 -in Sanskrit roots, 236 innate faculty of their external 117 logic of, 38, 90, 92 lower ones, 189, 220 not to be degraded to recepts, objective and subjective, 89 of primitive man, 234 without names, 219, 220 Craving, feeling of, 279 Credulity, instances of, 133, 134, 153 Crow, counting, as afrmed, 79 21 D Day, our own, its besetting sin, 299 Darwin, Mr., his grandchild, 239 75 hypothesis as to speech origin, pleasure in exalting plants, 149 Dayak language, 257 Deaf and dumb first express what they 165 who must have reflected, 223 Deaf-mutes, 96 - and idea of being, 145 and Indians, 138, 139 and inherited organization, 141 -, their abnormal condition, 164 Degradation of art and science, 299 Degrees of self-consciousness, 202 Denominational science, 31 Denotative terms, 126, 174, 185 Desire, secret, to exalt animals, 149 Detection, abstract idea of, 142 Development, mental, supposed leap of man and time, 237 of essential nature involves that of kind between recepts and profound, of acts externally Differences between ideas and feelings, in animals' natures may modify natural, of talent, 224 races of Indians can converse Difficulty as to imagining man's "Dig, feed," 245 "Digging he," 248 Dinner and chef, illustration from, 200 Dinornis, 108, 113 Diona and Drosera, 22, 49 Direct and reflex cognitions must be 197 consciousness, 202 suffices for intellect, 125, not reflex, consciousness indis- thought must precede reflex, Direction, abstract idea of, 142 Discourse held with a cockatoo, 136 Discrimination, an ambiguous term, Disputed primeval family of lan- Distinct nature of man demonstrated as to potentiality greatest in 46 between ideas and feelings, 45, between reflex and direct cogni- of generic and general terms un- Double meanings to primitive terms, Doubling of stags, 77 Dough, parrot up to its knees in, 133 Dread of wolves, not of a particular Duilhé, Canon F., 166 Dumb animals, if rational, would in- Dynamic breaks in nature, 13 state of a lighted candle, 200 "Ego" said spontaneously by child, Egyptians and the substantive verb, Ejective origin of subjective know- Element of thought, the simplest, a not, 117 Elephant blowing to bring an object nearer, 75 Elevation of terms, 272 Embodied intellect, 199 Emotion of the ludicrous, 19 Emotional language, 121, 156 English labourers and intellect, 237, Enrichment of material for gesture, expression, 140 Enunciation of copula not essential, expressed by gesture, 145 Essence of moral judgments different Essential characters of a sign, 7 presence of copula when not Essentially different natures expressed, 145 differ in origin, 5 must distinct nature of man shown by Ethics demonstrate man's distinction of nature, 273 Events, logic of, 221 Every concept and proposition im- plies existence, 179 271 includes idea of "being," Evocation of consciousness, 199 Evolution judged by analogy discon- as implied in propositions, 177 of names not necessary for con- -, possible and ideal, is real, 178 Expectant feelings from association, Explanation of feelings by motions, of parrot's actions, 154, 161 Explicit judgments, 174, 217 language, 127 "arises out of," ambiguous, 43 |