Index 275determination, 59, 61-62,
82, 233-234
relation of to perception, 57,
63, 88, 108-109, 121-122
relation of to thinking, 137-
138
relation of to will, 139, 220
requirements of, 30-31
spiritual, 81, 105, 107, 137-
139
organs of perception.
See sense organs; specific
organs
outer world
demarcation of by senses, 65
designation of, 60
processes of affecting self, 63-
64
See also world
P
pain
in relation to pleasure, 196-
224
See also suffering
Pascal, Blaise, 40-41
Paulsen, Friedrich, 184n2,
185n3
percept
defined, 54, 58-59, 91-92,
124-125, 127
as "immediate object of
sensation", 54
linking of through thinking,
41, 90, 99-100, 120, 128
in monism, 167-168
objective nature of, 70, 89
relation of object to, 81, 99-
100, 109
relation of to concept, 81, 87-
88, 90-92, 102, 103, 108-
109, 122-123, 128, 135-136,
143, 157-158, 173-174, 177,
181, 206, 229, 235
relation of to idea, 178
relation of to mental picture,
69-70, 73, 99, 100, 120, 140
relation of to perceiver, 56, 58,
127
relation of to sense organs, 65,
68-69
subjectivity of, 57, 61, 98, 114,
128-129
world as, 49-72, 83, 88, 168
See also concept; mental
picture
perception
as basis for reality, 110-111,
115, 125, 131-132, 232-233
as factor of individuality, 141
function of, in origin of percept,
59, 68-69, 83, 91, 135
illusion of, 232
relation of to thinking, 78-80,
82, 89
See also observation
perceptual image
compared to self-perception,
59
as indicator of reality, 122, 124
relation of to observation, 56-
57
subjective nature of, 57
perceptual world, 180
See also world
perfect
concept of, 186
See also good