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Inhalt: I. Appearance and reality. II. The existence of matter. III. The nature of matter. IV. Idealism. V. Knowledge by acquaintance and knowledge by description. VI. On induction. VII. On our knowledge of general principles. VIII. How a priori knowledge is possible. IX. The world of universals. X. On our knowledge of universals. XI. On intuitive knowledge. XII. Truth and falsehood. XIII. Knowledge, error, and probable opinion. XIV. The limits of philosophical knowledge. XV. The value of philosophy.  Die Annahme einer Realit\u00e4t, die unseren Sinneswahrnehmungen entspricht, kann nicht \\textit{bewiesen} werden; aber es gibt keinen Grund, vorauszusetzen, da\u00df das Entgegengesetzte wahr sei (S.\\ 27, 34, 35, 38-41). Die nat\u00fcrliche Ansicht, da\u00df es eine Realit\u00e4t gibt, gr\u00fcndet sich auf Simplizit\u00e4t (S.\\ 37-38). Die Gr\u00fcnde f\u00fcr den Idealismus, d. h. den Glauben, da\u00df, was wirklich ist, geistig (mental) sein mu\u00df, sind irrt\u00fcmlich (S.\\ 57-71). F\u00fcr \\textit{Russell}s Theorie der Erkenntnis durch Bekanntschaft (acquaintance) und Erkenntnis durch Beschreibung in Kap.\\ V vgl.\\ \\textit{Russell} und \\textit{Whitehead}, Principia Mathematica 1, 69-88 (F. d. M. 41, 83 (JFM 41.0083.*), 1910) und \\textit{Russell}, Knowledge by acquaintance and knowledge by description, Proc. Aristot. Soc. 11, 108-128 (F. d. M. 42, 77 (JFM 42.0077.*), 1911).  In der Induktion treffen wir auf ein logisches Prinzip (S.\\ 103-106), und die logischen und mathematischen Prinzipien sind auf S.\\ 109-126 behandelt. Endlich bemerken wir, da\u00df die Seiten 130-172 viel Bemerkenswertes \u00fcber mathematische Erkenntnis in der Philosophie \\textit{Kant}s enthalten, besonders eine L\u00f6sung der Frage: Wie sind a priori Kenntnisse m\u00f6glich? In der Tat hat eine apriorische Kenntnis es nur mit Dingen wie ``Beziehung'', \\textit{Platon}s ``Ideen'' oder \\textit{Russell}schen ``Universalien'' zu tun (S.\\ 139, 143-173, insb.\\ S.\\ 162). Vgl.\\ \\textit{G.\\ Dawes Hicks}' Artikel \u00fcber ``The nature of sense-data'' in Mind. 21, 399-409. 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