19] James: _Pragmatism_, p. 144. The whole chapter is a brilliant
representation of the stand-point of moral idealism.

[20] G. K. Chesterton: _The Man Who Was Thursday_, pp. 278-279.

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INDEX

Achievement, 79, 81, 97.
Adaptation, 22.
Aesthetic Interest, definition of, 179; varieties of, 181 _ff._,
189; moral limitation of, 190; sell-sufficiency of, 192;
exaggeration of, 192, 195, 198 _ff._; its pervasiveness,
194 _ff._; vicariousness of, 197; stimulating character
of, 201, 203 _ff._; liberality of, 209 _ff._;
in religion, 246 _ff._
Aimlessness, 94.
Anarchism, 107.
Aristotle, quoted, 100, 106, 192, 204.
Arnold, M., quoted, 108, 109, 112, 164, 211.
Art, moral criticism of, Ch. V;
its liability to moral criticism, 173 ff; definition of,
177; distinction between industrial and fine, 177 _ff._;
emotion in, 182 _ff._; representative function of, 185 _ff._,
203 _ff._; Greek, 185 _ff._; of Renaissance, 187;
censorship of, 190; stimulating character of, 201 _ff._;
truth in, 205 _ff._; universality and particularity of,
207 _ff._; and liberality, 209 _ff._; moral function of, 212.
Asceticism, 79, 81, 92 _ff._

Bagehot, quoted, 106, 127, 132.
Beauty, and goodness, 172 _ff._
Belief, and religion, 216, 220, 228.
Benson, A., quoted, 194.
Bigotry, 79, 81, 101 _ff._
Browne, Sir Thomas, quoted, 115, 117, 118.
Buddhism, 243.
Burke, quoted, 6, 92, 158, 214.
Butler, J., quoted, 1.

Castiglione, quoted, 89, 90, 119.
Character, 97.
Chesterton, G. K., 32; quoted, 28, 55, 250.
Christianity, 94, 111, 114 _ff._, 140, 158, 187, 228, 239, 243.
Civilization, 3, 6, 10, 23, 32, 124, 137, 167, 170, 215. See
Progress.
Competition, 14, 129, 130; relation to morality, 24 _ff._
Conscience, 34, 36. See Duty.
Conservatism, 144 _ff._
Convention, 36, 38 ff.
Cosmological, test of religion, 224, 225, 234, 237,
240, 241, 252.
Courage, 95.
Culture, 211, 253. Chap. V, _passim_.
Cynics, the Greek, 92 _ff._, 137.

Davidson, J., quoted, 70, 248.
Democracy, 29, 39; modern idea of, 158 _ff._, 163 _ff._
Descartes, quoted, 35.
Desire, 11. See Interest.
Discussion, 106, 132.
Dogmatism, 4.
Duty, Ch. II, 40, 72; formalism and, 76.

Egoism, theoretical, 59 _ff._; practical, 79, 81, 101.
Emotion, and art, 182 _ff._, 201 _ff._
Epictetus, quoted, 93, 96, 100.
Equality, 65, 66, 158 _ff._, 163