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
Browne, Robert T.
Hyperspace
Determinations, geometrical, the necessity of, inheres in logical
deductions, 78
-- the factors of conscious, 162
Determinative period of mental development, 31
Development of the intuitive faculty, future, 188
Diacritics of life, 286
Diameter, the ratio of, to the circumference, 311-2
Difference between concept and thing, 121-2
-- between mathematical and perceptual space, 120
-- between the ideal and the actual is dynamic, 108
Differential, among minds, 124
Difficulty of imagining the fourth dimension, 90
-- of propagating an intuition, 315
Difficulties in the acquisition of real knowledge, 325
-- of hyperspace, the logical, 139-41
Dilemma of metageometricians, 97-8
Dimension, a distinct stage in psychogenesis, 27
-- -- system of space measurement, 5
-- and analysis, 163
-- -- D'Alembert, _note_, 51
-- -- the action of a tartrate in, 156
-- as an arbitrary contrivance, 262
-- -- -- assemblage of elements, 93
-- -- direction, 140
-- -- extent, 98
-- -- lying near the surface of things, 159-60
-- -- space, 96
-- current definitions of, 98-100
-- denied legitimate anchorage, 265
-- determined by consciousness, 145
-- does not explain spiritualism, 155
-- evolution of the fourth, 44
-- fourth, direction of, 134
-- as "jack of all trades," 156
-- impossible to actualize, 124
-- key, to non-Euclidean geometry, 90
-- movement of a plane into, 147-8
-- no motion of material masses into, 125
-- not _a priori_, 116
-- proof of the existence of the fourth, 136
Dimensionality, and the intellect, 200
-- as dependent upon the will of the investigator, 95
Dimensionality, conception of, purely conventional, 92
-- logical difficulties which beset, 97
-- of perceptual space, 72
-- -- space, the four, 142-3
Dimensions, four, no basis in consciousness for, 172
-- piled upon one another, 300
-- vanity, the, of segmenting space into many, 299
Direction as dimension, 99
Disappointment with the sensible world, 120-1
Discoveries, metageometrical, as excrescences of mental unfoldment, 131
-- never the result of methodic reflection, 29-30
Disorder, the edict of, and space, 230
Disorderliness, the fringe of, 277
Dispossessal of the intellect by the intuition, 195
Dissimilarities, besetment of, 291
Distinctions, between conceptual and perceptual space, fundamental, 73-5
Diversity, a result of the fragmentative tendency of life, 6
-- as transfinite quantity, 42
Divinity, prize of, won by the intellect, 43
Duadic phase of evolution, 210-1
Duodim, defined, 6; 128, 129, 134, 177
-- consciousness, 163
Duopyknon, 212, 213
-- the meaning of, 6
Duopyknosis, 208-10, 218
-- as a stage in the evolution of space, 6
Duration and space, 224
-- eternal, 234
Dynamic appearance, space as, 104, 107
Dynamism, of the intellect, functional, 303
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