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| | | |-3. Special Products of Association of Men

| | | | (considered as natural phenomena).

| | | |-Products of Undiffereniated Association of Men

| | | | | (Folk Psychology).

| | | | |-Volition.

| | | | | |-Morals a, b, c.

| | | | | |-Habits a, b, c.

| | | | |

| | | | |-Thoughts.

| | | | | |-Languages a, b, c.

| | | | |

| | | | |-Appreciation.

| | | | | |-Enjoyment a, b, c.

| | | | |

| | | | |-Belief.

| | | | |-Mythology a, b, c.

| | | |

| | | |-Products of Individual Differentiation

| | | | (casual phenomenalistic sciences of civilization

| | | | and its development).

| | | |-Volition.

| | | | |-State a, b, c.

| | | | |-Law a, b, c.

| | | | |-Economy a, b, c.

| | | |

| | | |-Thoughts.

| | | | |-Sciences a, b, c.

| | | |

| | | |-Appreciation.

| | | | |-Art a, b, c.

| | | |

| | | |-Belief.

| | | |-Religion a, b, c.

| | |

| | |-KNOWLEDGE OF PURPOSES (connection of experiences in their

| | | telelogical reality).

| | |

| | |-Knowledge of Purposes of the Overindividual Will.

| | | |-III. NORMATIVE SCIENCES

| | | |-A. GENERAL THEORY of absolute values.

| | | | |-Metaphysics.

| | | |

| | | |-B. SPECIAL ACTS.

| | | |-Volition.

| | | | |-Philosophy of Morals (Ethics).

| | | | |-Philosophy of Law.

| | | | |-Philosophy of State.

| | | |

| | | |-Thoughts.

| | | | |-Presuppositions of Thought.

| | | | | |-Theory of Knowledge.

| | | | | |-Phil. of Physics.

| | | | | |-Phil. of Psych.

| | | | | |-Phil. of Normative Sciences.

| | | | | |-Phil. of Historical Sciences.

| | | | |

| | | | |-Processes of Thought.

| | | | | |-Logic.

| | | | |

| | | | |-Objects Created by Thought.

| | | | |-Mathematics.

| | | | |-Algebra.

| | | | |-Arithmetic.

| | | | |-Analysis.

| | | | |-Geometry.

| | | |

| | | |-Appreciation.

| | | | |-Philosophy of Art (Æsthetics).

| | | |

| | | |-Belief.

| | | |-Philosophy of Religion.

| | |

| | |-Knowledge of Purposes of the Individual Will.

| | |-IV. HISTORICAL SCIENCES.

| | |-A. GENERAL THEORY of real life.

| | | |-Philosophy of History.

| | | |-Theory of Personality.

| | | | |-(Theory of selves.)

| | | | |-(“Historical Psychology.”)

| | | | |-(“VOLUNTARISTIC Psychology.”)

| | | | |-(“Apperceptional Psychology.”)

| | | |-Theory of Humanity.

| | |

| | |-B. SPECIAL ACTS (telelogical interpretative sciences of

| | | civilization and history.)

| | |-Volition.

| | | |-Politics, a, b, c.

| | | |-Law, a, b, c.

| | | |-Economy, a, b, c.

| | |

| | |-Thoughts.

| | | |-Science, a, b, c.

| | |

| | |-Appreciation.

| | | |-Art, a, b, c.

| | |

| | |-Belief.

| | |-Religion, a, b, c.

| |

| |-PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE.

| |-APPLIED KNOWLEDGE OF PHENOMENA.

| | |-V. APPLIED PHYSICAL SCIENCES.

| | | |-Technical Sciences.

| | | | |-Applied Physics.

| | | | |-Applied Chemistry.

| | | | |-Applied Biology.

| | | |

| | | |-Medicine.

| | |

| | |-VI. APPLIED PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCES.

| | |-Psychotechnical Sciences.

| | | |-Psychological Pedagogy.

| | | |-Psychological Penology.

| | |

| | |-Psychiatry.

| |

| |-APPLIED KNOWLEDGE OF PURPOSES.

| |-VII. APPLIED NORMATIVE SCIENCES.

| | |-Volition.

| | | |-Politics.

| | | | |-Science of Public Service.

| | | |

| | | |-Law.

| | | | |-Science of Legal Service. (Practical Jurisprudence.)

| | | |

| | | |-Economy.

| | | |-Science of Social Service.

| | |

| | |-Thoughts.

| | | |-Science of Teaching. (Education.)

| | |

| | |-Appreciation.

| | | |-Science of Artistic Production.

| | |

| | |-Belief.

| | |-Science of Religious Service. (Practical Theology.)

| |

| |-VIII. APPLIED HISTORICAL SCIENCES.

| |-Volition.

| | |-Criticism of State.

| | |-Criticism of Law.

| |

| |-Thoughts.

| | |-Criticism of Science.

| |

| |-Appreciation.

| | |-Criticism of Art.

| |

| |-Belief.

| |-Criticism of Religion.

|

|-APPRECIATION (will resting in isolated experiences).

| |-Individual: Enjoyment.

| |-Overindividual: Beauty.

|

|-BELIEF (will resting in the supplements of experience).

|-Individual: Creed.

|-Overindividual: _Religion.

NOTE: The letters a, b, c below the sciences of Special Objects and

Special Acts indicate the three subdivisions that results from the

threefold aspects;—of structure(a), of relation to the general laws

or theories(b), and of development(c). With regards to physical

phenomena, for instances, we have astronomy(a), astrophysics(b),

and cosmology(c); or geography(a), geophysics(b), geology(c);

or botany(a), plant physiology(b), phylogenetic development of

plants(c). In the same way for psychical objects; for instance:

structural sociology(a), functional sociology(b), comparative

sociology(c); or structure (grammar and syntax) of languages(a),

psychology of languages(b), comparative study of languages(c).

With regard to the telelogical historical sciences the study of

structure takes on here the character of intrepretation; the relation

to the general view is here the dependence on civilization and the

development is here the real history. We have thus, for instance, the

intepretation of Roman law(a), dependence of Roman law upon

civilization(b), history of Roman law(c).

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