Excerpt from Knowledge and Reality

The present volume consists of a series of logical studies, based for the most part upon ideas propounded in Mr. F. H. Bradley's recent work, "Principles of Logic." I have not attempted an exhaustive criticism of his views - a larger book than this might be devoted to the psychology alone - but have aimed at expounding a few definite aspects and results of his position, by means of free re-statement and illustration.

It may be convenient that I should explain in a few words my conception of the present philosophical situation, so far as it affects my attitude towards Mr. Bradley's speculations.

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