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The mystery of space : $b a study of the hyperspace movement in the light of the evolution of new psychic faculties and an inquiry into the genesis and essential nature of spaceBrowne, Robert T.

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The mystery of space : $b a study of the hyperspace movement in the light of the evolution of new psychic faculties and an inquiry into the genesis and essential nature of space

Name: The mystery of space : $b a study of the hyperspace movement in the light of the evolution of new psychic faculties and an inquiry into the genesis and essential nature of space
Author: Browne, Robert T.

Browne, Robert T.

Hyperspace

HALSTED, GEORGE BRUCE:
    Cayley, A., Biog. of, vide _Amer. Math. Mo._, Vol. II, p. 102.
    Four-fold Space in Two-fold Time, vide _Science_, Vol. XIX, p. 319.
    Hoüel, Biog. of, _American Math. Mo._, Vol. IX, pp. 99-101.
    Lambert's Non-Euclidean Geometry, vide _N. Y. Math. Soc. Bull._,
       Vol. III, p. 79.
    Lobachevski, N., Biog. of, vide _Amer. Math. Mo._, Vol. II,
       pp. 137-139; _Open Court_, Vol. XIII, pp. 411-415.
    Message of Mathematics to Natural and Rational Theology, vide
      _Hibbert's Journal_, Vol. VII, 1809.
    Non-Euclidean Geometry, Inevitable, vide _Monist_, Vol. IV, p. 483.
    Non-Euclidean Geometry, Historical and Expository, _American
       Mathematical Monthly:_
      Vol. I, pp. 70-72; 112-115; 149-152; 188-195; 222-223; 259-260;
       301-303; 345-346; 378-379; 421-423 (1894).
      Vol. II, pp. 10; 42-43; 67-69; 108-109; 144-145; 181-214;
       256-257; 309-313; 346-348 (1895).
      Vol. III, pp. 13-14; 35-36; 67-69; 109; 132-133 (1896).
      Vol. IV, pp. 10; 77-79; 101-102; 170-171; 200; 247-249; 269-270;
       307-308 (1897).
      Vol. V, pp. 1-2; 67-69; 127; 218; 290-291 (1898).
    _Review of Reviews_, Vol. II, 1895, pp. 693-694.
    Space, New Ideas About, _Popular Science Monthly_, Vol. XI, p. 364.

  HELMHOLTZ, H., _On Origin and Meaning of Geometric Axioms:_
    _Vide Mind_, Part I, No. 3, July, 1876. For replies and discussions
     of the above, vide _Nature_, JEVONS, Vol. IV, p. 481; J. L. TUPPER,
    _Nature_, Vol. V, p. 202; HELMHOLTZ, in _Academy_, Vol. III, p. 52;
    _Mind_, Part II, April, 1878.

  HERMATHENA, Vol. XIII, pp. 491, et seq., 1906.

  HIGHER SPACE, A PRIMER OF, by CLAUDE BRAGDON.


  INGLEBY, C. M.:
    A Non-Mathematical Criticism of a Part of Professor Clifford's
    Lecture on "Curved Space," _Macmillan's Magazine_, October, 1872;
    also _Nature_, Vol. VII, 1873.


  JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICS, AMERICAN:
    Vol. I, pp. 262, 276, 384, 386; HALSTED (1878).

  JOUR. PHILOS., PSYCHOL. AND SCIENTIFIC METHODS:
    Vol. VI, pp. 617, et seq.


  KANT, EMMANUEL, trans. by FRED. PAULSEN.

  KANT, EMMANUEL, _Prolegomena_, trans. by J. P. MAHAFFY and
    J. H. BERNARD, pp. 35-39.


  LAMBERT, BIOGRAPHY OF:
    _American Math. Mo._, Vol. II, pp. 209-211.

  LIE, SOPHUS:
    _Science_, Vol. IX, pp. 447-448.

  LOBACHEVSKI, N.:
    _Open Court_, Vol. XII, pp. 411-415,
    _Amer. Math. Mo._, Vol. II, pp. 137-139.

  LONDON, EDINBURGH AND DUBLIN PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE:
    Vol. V, series 6, p. 559.


  MATHEMATICS, FOUNDATIONS OF: PAUL CARUS.

  MATHEMATICAL PAPERS OF CHICAGO CONGRESS, p. 92.

  MATHEMATICAL PAPERS, pp. 55-71.

  MATHEMATICS (a brochure):
    By C. J. KEYSER, Adrian Professor of Mathematics, Columbia Univ.

  MATHEMATICS, HIGHER:
    Edited by MANSFIELD MERRIAM and ROBERT S. WOOD, 1902, pp. 508,
     et seq.

  MATHEMATICS, SPIRITUAL SIGNIFICANCE OF:
    C. J. KEYSER, reprinted from Columbia Univ. _Quar._, December, 1911.

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The mystery of space : $b a study of the hyperspace movement in the light of the evolution of new psychic faculties and an inquiry into the genesis and essential nature of spaceBrowne, Robert T.

Religion

The mystery of space : $b a study of the hyperspace movement in the light of the evolution of new psychic faculties and an inquiry into the genesis and essential nature of space

Browne, Robert T.

Hyperspace

HALSTED, GEORGE BRUCE:
    Cayley, A., Biog. of, vide _Amer. Math. Mo._, Vol. II, p. 102.
    Four-fold Space in Two-fold Time, vide _Science_, Vol. XIX, p. 319.
    Hoüel, Biog. of, _American Math. Mo._, Vol. IX, pp. 99-101.
    Lambert's Non-Euclidean Geometry, vide _N. Y. Math. Soc. Bull._,
       Vol. III, p. 79.
    Lobachevski, N., Biog. of, vide _Amer. Math. Mo._, Vol. II,
       pp. 137-139; _Open Court_, Vol. XIII, pp. 411-415.
    Message of Mathematics to Natural and Rational Theology, vide
      _Hibbert's Journal_, Vol. VII, 1809.
    Non-Euclidean Geometry, Inevitable, vide _Monist_, Vol. IV, p. 483.
    Non-Euclidean Geometry, Historical and Expository, _American
       Mathematical Monthly:_
      Vol. I, pp. 70-72; 112-115; 149-152; 188-195; 222-223; 259-260;
       301-303; 345-346; 378-379; 421-423 (1894).
      Vol. II, pp. 10; 42-43; 67-69; 108-109; 144-145; 181-214;
       256-257; 309-313; 346-348 (1895).
      Vol. III, pp. 13-14; 35-36; 67-69; 109; 132-133 (1896).
      Vol. IV, pp. 10; 77-79; 101-102; 170-171; 200; 247-249; 269-270;
       307-308 (1897).
      Vol. V, pp. 1-2; 67-69; 127; 218; 290-291 (1898).
    _Review of Reviews_, Vol. II, 1895, pp. 693-694.
    Space, New Ideas About, _Popular Science Monthly_, Vol. XI, p. 364.

  HELMHOLTZ, H., _On Origin and Meaning of Geometric Axioms:_
    _Vide Mind_, Part I, No. 3, July, 1876. For replies and discussions
     of the above, vide _Nature_, JEVONS, Vol. IV, p. 481; J. L. TUPPER,
    _Nature_, Vol. V, p. 202; HELMHOLTZ, in _Academy_, Vol. III, p. 52;
    _Mind_, Part II, April, 1878.

  HERMATHENA, Vol. XIII, pp. 491, et seq., 1906.

  HIGHER SPACE, A PRIMER OF, by CLAUDE BRAGDON.


  INGLEBY, C. M.:
    A Non-Mathematical Criticism of a Part of Professor Clifford's
    Lecture on "Curved Space," _Macmillan's Magazine_, October, 1872;
    also _Nature_, Vol. VII, 1873.


  JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICS, AMERICAN:
    Vol. I, pp. 262, 276, 384, 386; HALSTED (1878).

  JOUR. PHILOS., PSYCHOL. AND SCIENTIFIC METHODS:
    Vol. VI, pp. 617, et seq.


  KANT, EMMANUEL, trans. by FRED. PAULSEN.

  KANT, EMMANUEL, _Prolegomena_, trans. by J. P. MAHAFFY and
    J. H. BERNARD, pp. 35-39.


  LAMBERT, BIOGRAPHY OF:
    _American Math. Mo._, Vol. II, pp. 209-211.

  LIE, SOPHUS:
    _Science_, Vol. IX, pp. 447-448.

  LOBACHEVSKI, N.:
    _Open Court_, Vol. XII, pp. 411-415,
    _Amer. Math. Mo._, Vol. II, pp. 137-139.

  LONDON, EDINBURGH AND DUBLIN PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE:
    Vol. V, series 6, p. 559.


  MATHEMATICS, FOUNDATIONS OF: PAUL CARUS.

  MATHEMATICAL PAPERS OF CHICAGO CONGRESS, p. 92.

  MATHEMATICAL PAPERS, pp. 55-71.

  MATHEMATICS (a brochure):
    By C. J. KEYSER, Adrian Professor of Mathematics, Columbia Univ.

  MATHEMATICS, HIGHER:
    Edited by MANSFIELD MERRIAM and ROBERT S. WOOD, 1902, pp. 508,
     et seq.

  MATHEMATICS, SPIRITUAL SIGNIFICANCE OF:
    C. J. KEYSER, reprinted from Columbia Univ. _Quar._, December, 1911.

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