Time and Space, a Metaphysical Essay (Classic Reprint)

Explore how perception, thought, and reality interconnect in a practical metaphysical framework.

This work examines how our inner experience of time, space, and consciousness shapes the world we think we know. It clarifies how perceptions become knowledge through voluntary and spontaneous processes, and how these processes relate to logic, meaning, and the idea of God. The text offers a clear view of metaphysics as the study of universal forms shared by mind and world.

Written for readers who want a thoughtful, accessible guide to the foundations of consciousness and its relation to reality, this edition presents a steady path from everyday experience to deeper philosophical insight.

• How perception and memory form the basis of knowledge through redintegration
• The role of time and space as the underlying forms guiding thought and understanding
• How volition and cognition interact to shape values, ethics, and meaning
• Connections between metaphysics, logic, and the idea of God as a guiding concept

Ideal for readers of philosophy seeking a rigorous, accessible map of how mind and world connect.