Chapter III: Part I: THE DATA OF PSYCHOLOGY.—Treating of the general connexions

of Mind and Life and their relations to other modes of the
Unknowable.

II. THE INDUCTIONS OF PSYCHOLOGY.—A digest of such generalizations
respecting mental phenomena as have already been empirically
established.

III. GENERAL SYNTHESIS.—A republication, with additional chapters,
of the same part in the already-published _The Principles of
Psychology_.

IV. SPECIAL SYNTHESIS.—A republication, with extensive revisions
and additions, of the same part, &c. &c.

V. PHYSICAL SYNTHESIS.—An attempt to show the manner in which the
succession of states of consciousness conforms to a certain
fundamental law of nervous action that follows from the First
Principles laid down at the outset.

VOL. II.

VI. SPECIAL ANALYSIS.—As at present published, but further
elaborated by some additional chapters.

VII. GENERAL ANALYSIS.—As at present published, with several
explanations and additions.

VIII. COROLLARIES.—Consisting in part of a number of derivative
principles which form a necessary introduction to Sociology.[3]

THE PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY.

VOL. I.