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McCosh, James

Born: 1811

Died: 1894

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Born: 1811

Died: 1894

Books by McCosh, James (50 max)

An examination of Mr. J. S. Mill's philosophy: being a defence of fundamental truth

1866

Christianity and positivism: a series of lectures to the times on natural theology and apologetics ...

1871

Realistic philosophy defended in a philosophic series.

1887

The method of the divine government: physical and moral

1858

The religious aspect of Evolution

1888

Typical forms and special ends in creation

1856

The intuitions of the mind inductively investigated.

1860

The life of James McCosh: a record chiefly autobiographical.

1896

The supernatural in relation to the natural

1862

The laws of discursive thought: being a text-book of formal logic.

1870

The method of the divine government, physical and moral

1851

Typical forms and special ends in creation

1856

The method of the divine government physical and moral

1850

The Scottish philosophy: biographical expository, critical, from Hutcheson to Hamilton.

1874

The Scottish philosophy, biographical, expository, critical, from Hutcheson to Hamilton

1880

Criteria of diverse kinds of truth as opposed to agnosticism: being a treatise on applied logic

1882

The emotions

1880

Psychology: the cognitive powers

1886

First and fundamental truths: being a treatise on metaphysics.

1889

The tests of the various kinds of truth: being a treatise of applied logic.

1889

Our moral nature: being a brief system of ethics

1892

The wheat and the chaff gathered into bundles: a statistical contribution towards the history of the recent disruption of the Scottish ecclesiastical establishment

1843

Christ the way, the truth and the life: baccalaureate sermon preached before the College of New Jersey, June 27, 1869.

1869

The laws of discursive thought: being a text-book of formal logic.

1870

Christianity and positivism: a series of lectures to the times on natural theology and apologetics: delivered in New York, Jan. 16 to March 20, 1871, on the "Ely foundation" of the Union Theological Seminary.

1871

Questions of modern thought, or, Lectures on the Bible and infidelity

1871

The intuitions of the mind inductively investigated

1872

Course of study in Princeton College: a report by the president to the Board of Trustees of the College of New Jersey, November 8, 1877.

1877

Development

1883

Certitude, providence, and prayer

1883

Locke's theory of knowledge: with a notice of Berkeley

1884

A criticism of the critical philosophy

1884

The new departure in college education: being a reply to President Eliot's defence of it in New York, Feb.24, 1885

1885

Herbert Spencer's philosophy as culminated in his ethics

1885

What an American university should be.

1885

Agnosticism of Hume and Huxley with a notice of the Scottish school

1886

Gospel sermons

1888

Psychology, the motive powers: emotions, conscience, will

1888

Psychology, the cognitive powers.

1889

The method of divine government, physical and moral

1851

The imagination: its use and its abuse : a lecture

1857

The Ulster revival and its physiological accidents: a paper read before the Evangelical Alliance,September 22, 1859

1859

The present tendency of religious thought throughout the three kingdoms: a paper read before the British organization of the Evangelical Alliance at Edinburgh, July 6, 1864

1864

An examination of Mr. J. S. Mill's philosophy

1866

Waiting for God a sermon preached in Great Queen Street Chapel, April 26th, 1867, in behalf of the Wesleyan-Methodist Missionary Society

1867

duty of Irish Presbyterians to their church: at the present crisis in the sustentation of the gospel ministry

1868

Inauguration of James McCosh, D.D., LL.D., as president of the College of New Jersey, Princeton October 27, 1868

1868

Typical forms and special ends in creation

1869

Philosophical papers I.- Examination of Sir W.Hamilton's logic. II.-Reply to Mr.Mill's third edition. III.-Present state of moral philosophy in Britain

1869

Lessons derived from the plant: the Baccalaureate sermon, preached before the College of New Jersey, June 26, 1870.

1870