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Frontmatter -- Vorwort zur zweiten Auflage -- Inhaltsverzeichnis -- Abkürzungen -- A. Wortlaut der Vorschriften und Bedingungen -- B. Erläuterungen der gesetzlichen Vorschriften -- C. Erläuterungen der Allgemeinen Versicherungsbedingungen in der Kraftverkehrsversicherung -- Sachverzeichnis -- Backmatter

A very real story from the darkest headlines of today's media. Nightmarish abuse of a child caused by the use of a drug which leads to the complete breakdown of families. The consequences of this abuse are profound, heartbreaking and perhaps predictable. This is a disturbing book only for the mature reader

First published in 1927. 'This diary is history' The ObserverThis is the first complete published edition of Teonge's Diary. The edition of 1825, besides omitting several passages, contained many faulty transcriptions which have now been corrected for this edition. An intensely human document, enlivened with sketches of the people he met and places he visited, Teonge's Diary is one of the finest accounts of life on board ship in the seventeenth century. When not at sea, Henry Teonge's life was as a parson and this edition of his Diary includes a full inventory for his Parish, providing an exce

1. The refutation of idealism -- 2. The nature and reality of objects of perception -- 3. William James' "Pragmatism" -- 4. Hume's philosophy -- 5. The status of sense-data -- 6. The conception of reality -- 7. Some judgments of perception -- 8. The conception of intrinsic value -- 9. External and internal relations -- 10. The nature of moral philosophy.

I. What is philosophy? -- II. Sense-data -- III. Propositions -- IV. Ways of knowing -- V. Hume's theory -- VI. Hume's theory examined -- VII. Material things -- VIII. Existence in space -- IX. Existence in time -- X. The notion of infinity -- XI. Is time real? -- XII. The meaning of "Real" -- XIII. Imagination and memory -- XIV. Beliefs and propositions -- XV. True and false beliefs -- XVI. Being, fact and existence -- XVII. Truths and unversals -- XVIII. Relations, properties and resemblance -- XIX. Disjunctive and other properties -- XX. Abstractions and being.

1. Are the characteristics of particular things universal or particular? -- 2. A defence of common sense -- 3. Facts and propositions -- 4. Is goodness a quality? -- 5. Imaginary objects -- 6. Is existence a predicate? -- 7. Proof of an external world -- 8. Russell's 'Theory of descriptions' -- 9. Four forms of scepticism -- 10. Certainty -- 11. Wittgenstein's lectures in 1930-33.