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Excerpt from Dictionary of Philosophy and Psychology, Vol. 3 of 3: Including Many of the Principal Conceptions of Ethics, Logic, Aesthetics, Philosophy of Religion, Mental Pathology, Anthropology, Biology, Neurology, Physiology, Economics; Part I
Special bibliographies have moreover proved Of considerable value. For the bibliogra by of the history Of philosophy such aids may be mentioned as M. Schwa 's Bibliographic Aristotelica, ' Paris, 1896; E. Adicke's German Kantian Biblio phy an F. Laban's Das schopenhauer-lexikon, ' Lps., 1880. The editions 0 the works of various philosophers, as well as the critical works written upon them, Often contain valuable bibliographical data, being compiled by authorities. For the bibliographies Of the systematic divisions various works which concern the different fields have been of real service. Thus one finds useful bibliographical material upon 10 'c in R. Blakey's Historical sketch of logic, ' Lond., 1851, pp. 47 3 - 524; E. Bus' Logik und Metaphysik, ' Erlangen, 1868, pp. 453 - 508; and J. Venn's 'symbolic logic, ' Lond., 1881, pp. 439 - 443: upon aesthetics in C. M. Cayley and F. N. Scott's A guide to the literature of aesthetics, ' Berkeley, Cal, 1890: upon the philoso by of religion in J. F. Hurst's 'bibliotheca theologica, ' N. Y., 1883: upon e 'cs in Fr. Jodl's Geschichte der Ethik, ' Stuttg., 1882-89: and upon psychology in L. N. Wilson's Bibliogra hy of child-study, ' Worcester, Mass, 1898 - 1901, and especially in The imicx catalogue of the library Of the Surgeon General's Office, ' U. S. Army, Wash, 1884 if. The sources for the special topics in the several systematic domains are for the most part too varied to be enumerated. They are chie?y to be found, however, in connexion with the monographs and chapters in books given under these topics in the di?'erent bibliographies.
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