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PREFACE

1 INTRODUCTION

I. THE EFFECTS OF RAMIFICATION

II. THE INSULATING POWER OF THE CONTEXT

III. THE DANGEROUS SENSE

IV. THE WORD’S MEANING AND THE SPEAKER’S MEANING

V. TACTICAL DEFINITIONS

VI. THE METHODOLOGICAL IDIOM

VII. MORALISATION OF STATUS-WORDS

2 NATURE [WITH PHUSIS , KIND , PHYSICAL ETC.]

I. ‘NATURA’

II. ‘KIND’

III. PHUSIS

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IV. ‘NATURE’ AND ITS OPPOSITES

V. ‘NATURAL AND UNNATURAL’

VI. THE ‘NATURAL’ AND THE INTERFERED WITH

VII. THE ‘NATURAL’ AS AN ELEMENT IN MAN

VIII. ‘NATURE’ AND GRACE

IX. NATURE AND THE MIMETIC ARTS

X. BY ‘NATURE’ OR BY LAW

XI. THE STATE OF ‘NATURE’ AND THE CIVIL STATE

XII. ‘NATURAL’ AND ‘SUPERNATURAL’

XIII. PHYSICAL AND METAPHYSICAL

XIV. THE ‘NATURAL’ AS THE EXCUSABLE

XV. ‘NATURE’ IN EIGHTEENTH- AND NINETEENTH-CENTURY POETRY

3 SAD [WITH GRAVIS ]

I. ‘GRAVIS’ AND ‘GRAVE’

II. ‘SAD’: THE ‘FULL’-SENSES

III. THE ‘GRAVE’-SENSES

IV. ‘SAD (D.S.) ’

V. OUR POLLY IS A ‘SAD’ SLUT

4 WIT [WITH INGENIUM ]

I. EARLY HISTORY

II. WITS

III. ‘INGENIUM’

IV. ‘INGENIUM’ AND WIT

V. EARLY HISTORY OF THE ‘DANGEROUS SENSE’

VI. THE AFFLICTIONS OF ‘WIT-INGENIUM’

VII. HAPPY ENDING

5 FREE [WITH ELEUTHERIOS , LIBERAL , FRANK ETC.]

I. ‘ELEUTHEROS’

II. ‘LIBER’

III. ‘FREE’

IV. ‘FRANK’ AND ‘VILLAIN’

V. AN OBSOLETE BRANCH-LINE

VI. ‘LIBERAL’ AS A CULTURAL TERM

6 SENSE [WITH SENTENCE , SENSIBILITY , AND SENSIBLE ]

I. INTRODUCTORY

II. ‘SENTIRE’

III. ‘SENTIRE (A) ’

IV. ‘SENTIRE (B) ’

V. THE NOUNS

VI. ‘SENTENTIA’ AND ‘SENTENCE’

VII. ‘SENSUS’ AND ‘SENSE’

VIII. ‘SENSUS’ AND ‘SENSE (A) ’

IX. ‘COMMUNIS SENSUS’ AND ‘COMMON SENSE’

X. ‘SENSUS’ AND ‘SENSE (B) ’

XI. ‘SENSE’ AND ‘SENS’ IN LATER TIMES

XII. ‘SENSIBLE’ AND ‘SENSIBILITY’

XIII. ‘SENSIBLE (D.S.) ’

XIV. TRIUMPH OF ‘SENSIBLE (D.S.) ’

7 SIMPLE

I. THE LOGICAL BRANCH

II. THE ETHICAL BRANCH

III. THE POPULAR BRANCH

IV. THE SEMANTIC SEDIMENT

8 CONSCIENCE AND CONSCIOUS

I. PRELIMINARIES

II. THE WEAKENED BRANCH

III. THE EXTERNAL WITNESS

IV. THE INTERNAL WITNESS

V. SUMMARY

VI. THE INTERNAL LAWGIVER

VII. SURVIVAL OF THE SENSE ‘CONSCIRING’

VIII. THE LAWGIVER

IX. DIVERSITY OF CONSCIENCES

X. PRECARIOUSNESS OF THE SENSE ‘LAWGIVER’

XI. MIXED USAGES

XII. CONSCIENCE AS FEAR

XIII. RAMIFICATIONS OF THE SENSE ‘SYNTERESIS’

XIV. RETURN TO THE WEAKENED BRANCH

9 AT THE FRINGE OF LANGUAGE

INDEX